
Air Cargo & Logistics Development (China) Forum 2026
Navigating the New Competitive Order in Air Cargo
22–23 September, 2026 | Shanghai, China
Global air cargo is entering a new phase of structural change.
Demand fragmentation, geopolitical volatility, e-commerce policy shifts, and capacity constraints are no longer temporary disruptions — they are redefining how global cargo networks operate. Given its pivotal role in this shift, China's market dynamics now serve as a global bellwether for the new competitive order.
Against this backdrop, the Air Cargo & Logistics Development (China) Forum 2026 will convene in Shanghai as a high-level platform for senior industry stakeholders to examine the forces reshaping the next competitive cycle.
Key themes include:
Post–De Minimis restructuring & e-commerce logistics transformation
AI-driven yield management & digitalization of cargo systems
ONE Record & the future of data standardization
Capacity constraints, freighter strategy & network resilience
Cargo Terminal 4.0, automation & operational transformation
SAF adoption, ESG pressure & high-value cargo integrity
Who will be there?
▪️ Airlines & cargo operators
▪️ Airports & ground handling leaders
▪️ Freight forwarders & logistics integrators
▪️ E-commerce platforms & global shippers
▪️ Technology & infrastructure providers
200+ senior decision-makers across the global air cargo ecosystem
The agenda will also include:
▪️Jan–Aug 2026 China air cargo performance review
▪️ Strategic case studies from emerging corridors
▪️ Structured 1-on-1 business matching
▪️ Senior-level peer exchange and structured debate
At Wernosa | Aviation Events & Intelligence Asia, we believe reliability is no longer just an operational metric — it is becoming the foundation of competitiveness in global logistics.
The next competitive cycle in air cargo is already taking shape.
We look forward to continuing the conversation in Shanghai
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