The TIACA Air Cargo Forum (ACF) 2026, taking place in Miami from October 26–29, will focus on the operational and strategic challenges shaping the air cargo industry as global trade patterns continue to evolve.
The conference comes as air cargo operators and supply-chain partners face growing pressure from geopolitical uncertainty, changing shipping routes, capacity constraints and rising operating costs. Recent disruptions have also highlighted the importance of collaboration between airlines, logistics providers, shippers and other supply-chain stakeholders.
Focus on technology and industry resilience
The ACF 2026 programme will examine the role of AI and digitalisation in air cargo, alongside industry economics, regulatory developments and changing shipper requirements.
Sessions will also address the development of more dynamic partnerships across the cargo supply chain, with industry leaders discussing practical approaches to improving resilience and responding to disruption.
The programme will bring together executives and thought leaders from across the global air cargo sector to discuss how technology, collaboration and changing operational models can support the industry’s response to future challenges.
For MRO and technical operations stakeholders, the discussions around supply-chain resilience, digitalisation and capacity are particularly relevant as cargo operators continue to manage aircraft availability, parts supply and operational continuity amid a changing global environment.
Industry event
Air cargo professionals, MRO providers, airlines, logistics companies and other aviation stakeholders can attend TIACA ACF 2026 in Miami from October 26–29 to hear directly from industry leaders and explore the technologies, partnerships and strategies shaping the next phase of air cargo.
The event will provide an opportunity to connect with industry peers, exchange perspectives on current supply-chain challenges, and gain insight into how the sector is preparing for future disruption.
