Aviation-Event at IATA AGM 2026 in Brazil (June 2026)
2. Juni 2026
Ahead of IATA AGM 2026 in Rio de Janeiro, Aviation-Event is gathering exclusive „State of the Industry“ perspectives from international aviation leaders and stakeholders.
We are pleased to feature insights from Julian Jäger, Joint CEO & COO of Vienna Airport.
„Aviation is one of humanity’s greatest achievements. It connects people, opens markets and creates prosperity on a scale once thought impossible.
This industry has faced crises before: pandemics, conflicts and economic shocks. Aviation was slowed down many times, but it was never stopped. It always adapted and came back stronger.
Yet resilience alone is not enough. Across the world, but especially within Europe, we see fragmented policies, different tax regimes and different levels of commitment to connectivity. While parts of the world invest boldly in aviation as a strategic asset, Europe risks falling behind.
Aviation does not recognise borders. It connects cities, economies and cultures with the same purpose everywhere. Europe must do the same.
The question is not whether aviation will grow. The question is whether Europe will be part of that growth.“
As part of Aviation-Event’s dedicated on-site coverage during IATA AGM 2026, additional executive perspectives and interviews will follow in the coming days.
#AviationEvent #IATAAGM #AviationIndustry #AviationLeadership #IndustryOutlook
We are pleased to feature insights from Julian Jäger, Joint CEO & COO of Vienna Airport.
„Aviation is one of humanity’s greatest achievements. It connects people, opens markets and creates prosperity on a scale once thought impossible.
This industry has faced crises before: pandemics, conflicts and economic shocks. Aviation was slowed down many times, but it was never stopped. It always adapted and came back stronger.
Yet resilience alone is not enough. Across the world, but especially within Europe, we see fragmented policies, different tax regimes and different levels of commitment to connectivity. While parts of the world invest boldly in aviation as a strategic asset, Europe risks falling behind.
Aviation does not recognise borders. It connects cities, economies and cultures with the same purpose everywhere. Europe must do the same.
The question is not whether aviation will grow. The question is whether Europe will be part of that growth.“
As part of Aviation-Event’s dedicated on-site coverage during IATA AGM 2026, additional executive perspectives and interviews will follow in the coming days.
#AviationEvent #IATAAGM #AviationIndustry #AviationLeadership #IndustryOutlook