Cargo Facts LATAM 2027 returns to Mexico City 

Cargo Facts is pleased to announce Cargo Facts LATAM will return to Mexico City in 2027. 

The fifth iteration of Cargo Facts LATAM, which brings together regional executives to discuss trends and developments in the airfreight sector, is scheduled to take place Feb. 10-12 at the Hotel Marquis Reforma. 

View the agenda here.

New Frontiers

The three-day event kicks off with a panel discussion titled, “The new frontier from the Rio Grande to Tierra del Fuego: Latin America as a driver of global freighter demand.”  

The panel will discuss how Latin America holds opportunities for air cargo companies looking to expand their reach. The combination of ground-based transportation networks with limited efficiency and vast distances to be covered offer exceptional conditions for investing in expanded airfreight networks. 

Experts will discuss post-pandemic changes and how air cargo transporters are meeting this moment.  

As geopolitical events disrupt global aviation and trade, contributing to higher jet fuel prices and lease rates, Latin American operators say they plan to increase capacity across types and geographies.  

Fleet strategy, aircraft leasing, network expansion, conversion activity, increased efficiency and trends redefining regional air cargo routes and transactions will be top of mind for industry leaders.  

Asia-LATAM trade

In addition, Cargo Facts LATAM will explore the increasing value of the Asia-LATAM air cargo corridor. 

Other sessions will include: 

• Analysis of regional air freight economics and the latest market developments by Cargo Facts Consulting experts; 
• Freighter values, leasing and the 2027 investment market; 
• Building widebody and narrowbody networks;  
• Fleet economics; and 
• AI and digital cargo transformation. 

Cargo Facts LATAM provides attendees, investors and air cargo executives an opportunity to strengthen relationships while expanding networks around the world. 

Find out more about Cargo Facts LATAM 2027 and register to take advantage of early-bird pricing.