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TIACA is an International not-for-profit association representing and uniting all parts of the air cargo industry. TIACA members include: forwarders, shippers, GSSAs, airports, airlines, ground handlers, cargo drones, manufacturers, IT solution providers, educational institutions, and consulting firms.

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Jun 23, 2026

TIACA Announces Singapore as Host City for Executive Summit 2027

The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) is pleased to announce that its Executive Summit 2027 will take place in Singapore from June 21-23, 2027, bringing together senior executives, innovators, and decision-makers from across the global air cargo supply chain for three days of strategic discussions, industry insights, and high-level networking.

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Jun 23, 2026

TIACA Announces Singapore for Executive Summit 2027

The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA) is pleased to announce that its Executive Summit 2027 will take place in Singapore from June 21-23, 2027, bringing together senior executives, innovators, and decision-makers from across the global air cargo supply chain for three days of strategic discussions, industry insights, and high-level networking.

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Jun 17, 2026

Hactl Recognized for Corporate Excellence with 2026 Sustainability Award

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) has won the 2026 Air Cargo Sustainability Award in the corporate category for developing a fully recycled cargo packaging solution designed to reduce plastic waste across the global air freight industry.

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Jun 15, 2026

Lot's Fleet and Cargo Air Freight in the Region and in Poland will Increase

The CPK will enable LOT Polish Airlines to expand its fleet, including wide-body aircraft, instead of strengthening the fleet with allcargo aircraft. However, it is possible that in the event of market development in accordance with IATA forecasts, this will happen.

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