IATA Cargo Day

Bogotá, Colombia
11 November
Grand Hyatt Bogotá

IATA is pleased to bring IATA Cargo Day Colombia, which will take place on 11 November 2026, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Bogotá. This event marks a historic milestone as the first event of its kind to be held in the Americas, bringing together the entire air cargo supply chain under one platform. From airlines, freight forwarders, ground handling agents, shippers, regulators, airports, customs authorities, and technology providers, the event creates a unique opportunity for collaboration across all industry stakeholders.

Highlights

 

The program will cover topics such as:

  • The handling of perishable goods
  • The growth of e-commerce
  • Process digitalization, operational safety, the transport of dangerous goods, regulatory initiatives, international standards
  • IATA's digital solutions for a more efficient, secure, and sustainable logistics chain.

The event will also feature industry best practices and discussions on collaboration between the industry and government authorities to accelerate the digital transformation of air cargo in Colombia.

 

The event offers the perfect setting for high-level professionals to establish and strengthen contacts with the most relevant representatives of the sector, as well
as numerous and attractive sponsorship opportunities, where you can market and showcase your products, solutions and services to a target audience, where the participation of airlines, airports, related sectors and government officials, is expected.

Sponsorship Benefits

 

  • Event page at IATA.org before and during the event
  • On-site signage located throughout the venue including main conference room
  • Email marketing campaigns leading up to the event
  • Company profile completed by the sponsor in event mobile app
  • Exclusive interview & banner at ALN 

Sponsorship Contact

 
Please contact:
Lars Pottgiesser
Head, Business Development
The Americas, IATA

IATACargoDay@iata.org 

 
 

Host Airline

Silver Sponsor

Media Partner