Aviation-Event announces its next major European conference in Germany
Air transport events specialized company Aviation-Event announces its next major European conference, Aviation-Event 2026 Germany (Luftverkehrsgipfel Deutschland). It will taking place on 3 February 2026 at the House of Logistics and Mobility (HOLM) in Frankfurt am Main.
As Germany’s financial center, Frankfurt combines economic strength with a dynamic business environment that fosters collaboration and growth. Beyond the event, the city offers a vibrant cultural scene, world-class dining, and impressive architecture ranging from historic landmarks to striking modern skyscrapers.
Frankfurt Rhein-Main International is one of the Europe’s leading international passenger airports. German number 1 air hub recorded 58.422.952 passengers from January to November 2025 (up 2.4%). It will then finish 2025 with over 63 million air travelers. It stands for aviation excellence as proved by the upcoming Terminal 3. Planned to open on April 23, 2026, the new facility will offer capacity for 20 to 25 million passengers.
With direct connections to nearly 300 destinations worldwide, Frankfurt offers exceptional accessibility for industry leaders and professionals from all global regions.
Organized by Aviation-Event with Frankfurt Business Development, the event will bring together Europe’s leading aviation, business, and political stakeholders for a focused dialogue on the current challenges shaping European air transport and the future competitiveness of European air transport sector.
Highlighting Europe, Germany and Frankfurt air transport strength
Marcel Riwalsky, CEO, Aviation-Event: “Air transport in Europe characterizes itself by taxes, duties and regulations — rules that do not apply, or apply to a lesser extent, in non-EU countries. Europe’s aviation sector is facing growing structural pressures from taxation and regulation. This summit will provide a platform for industry and government leaders to address these disparities. It will drive sustainable competitiveness in the European aviation sector.”
Among the speakers at the prestigious event are announced among others Manfred Pentz, Minister for Federal & European Affairs, State of Hesse; Willie Walsh, Director General, IATA; Justin Erbacci, CEO & Director General, ACI World; and Ivan Bassato, CAO, Rome Airports.
Aviation-Event is a leading platform for networking, insight-sharing, and policy discussion within the aviation industry. Each year, Aviation-Event hosts prominent conferences across Europe, bringing together stakeholders from airlines and airport. Details about the program and registration can be found by clicking here. The company is also organising another Aviation Event in Cluj, Romania, on March 20 and in Athens during summer 2026.
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