IATA reveals details of cargo experts conference

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  • Cargo Experts Conference 23-24 September 2026 in Budapest
  • Theme: “From Expertise to Execution”
  • Discuss standards, technology, and data improvements for air cargo
  • No registration fee for media
  • Programme available through IATA website

The International Air Transport Association’s Cargo Experts Conference (CEC) takes place from 23-24 September in Budapest, Hungary, bringing together cargo experts to discuss practical solutions to day-to-day operational challenges and how standards, technology, and data can improve air cargo operations. The conference programme is available through the IATA website, with no registration fee for media to attend. The theme for this year’s event is “From Expertise to Execution,” reflecting the focus on translating knowledge into actionable improvements.

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The conference will address key issues facing the air cargo industry including operational efficiency, digital transformation, and the implementation of global standards. Industry professionals from airlines, freight forwarders, logistics providers, and technology companies will participate in sessions covering emerging trends and best practices. The event provides a forum for networking and knowledge sharing among cargo professionals from around the world.

Media registration is available through the IATA website with a discount code provided for approved media representatives. Registered attendees will receive access to all conference sessions and materials. The event represents an opportunity for industry stakeholders to collaborate on solutions to common challenges and advance the air cargo sector’s capabilities in an evolving global trade environment.

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IATA shared the conference will bring together cargo experts to discuss practical solutions to day-to-day operational challenges and how standards, technology, and data can improve air cargo operations.

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