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Cargo Facts EMEA 2025 to land in Istanbul

Cargo Facts StaffbyCargo Facts Staff
December 12, 2024
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Cargo Facts is pleased to announce that the seventh annual Cargo Facts EMEA event will take place May 6-8 at the Shangri-La Bosphorus in Istanbul.

The event will assemble decision-makers, global executives and leaders to analyze the latest market trends and air cargo developments, and their potential impact in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet and network with market influencers in the freighter aircraft sector.

View the full EMEA agenda here.

Freighter activity ramps up

767 freighter activity gained traction recently in the EMEA region as Euroavia Airlines, a new Cyprus-based carrier, received its AOC in November and started flying its first 767-300BDSF on lease from CAM, while Ethiopian Airlines is adding two production 767-300Fs on lease from Air Canada.

Georgia-based Camex Airlines also began operating its first 767-300BDSF in November after reaching a lease deal with CAM and Geosky has leased two 767-300BCFs.

Outside of medium widebodies, more 747-400Fs and both Airbus and Boeing next-generation narrowbody freighters entered service with operators throughout the region.

Turkey has seen much activity in its freighter segment over the past year. National carrier Turkish Airlines ordered four 777Fs and MNG Airlines added two A330 freighters to its fleet. BBN Airlines took delivery of its third A321-200P2F and will become the launch operator of the Mammoth Freighters 777-300ERMF. Meanwhile, ULS Airlines Cargo will start flying its first two A330-300P2Fs in 2025.

Sessions at EMEA

Cargo Facts Consulting will host a freighter strategy workshop at the May event to share market trends and developments with stakeholders, providing attendees with CFC data analysis tools and actionable insight.

Cargo Facts EMEA 2025 will also include panel discussions on:

  • Developing trends and demand within the region;
  • Sustainability in aviation advancements and concerns;
  • Renewing widebody fleets amid the capacity shortage;
  • Financing growth in the freighter segment;
  • Demand and supply for narrowbody freighters; and
  • Appraisers’ views of the value of aging freighter fleets vs. new production freighters.

The event kicks off with two workshops and will include a juried tech demo competition for startups charting innovative courses in the air cargo industry.

Cargo Facts EMEA offers attendees the opportunity to receive live updates on current market conditions and interact with industry leaders, forge new relationships that will cultivate global networking, and strengthen established partnerships while increasing brand exposure for new and existing companies.

Register now for Cargo Facts’ essential regional events for industry stakeholders:

  • Cargo Facts LATAM 2025 on Feb. 10-11 at the Pullman Sao Paulo Guarulhos Airport in Brazil;
  • Cargo Facts Asia 2025 on March 24-26 at the W Shanghai in China; and
  • Cargo Facts EMEA 2025 on May 6-8 at the Shangri-La Bosphorus in Turkey.
Tags: 737-800F747-400F767-300F777FA321FA330-200FA330-300FCF EMEACFEMEA25MNG AirlinesTurkish Airlines/Turkish CargoULS
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