5,535 Exhibitors Confirmed for Air Cargo Europe 2027

Air Cargo Europe 2027 will host 5,535 exhibitors at Fairground Messe München from April 26-29, marking one of the largest gatherings for the global air freight industry as part of the Transport Logistic trade fair platform.

The four-day event consolidates logistics and transportation engineering sectors alongside air cargo specialists, creating a comprehensive marketplace for handling operations, storage solutions, and airport industry innovations. Major technology providers and regional development agencies will showcase supply chain digitization and freight forwarding advances across multiple exhibition halls.

Technology Giants Lead Digital Transformation

SAP Germany anchors the enterprise software presence, demonstrating AI-powered supply chain solutions and business intelligence platforms specifically designed for cargo operations. The German software leader joins TUV Rheinland from the United States in presenting certification and testing services critical for international freight movement.

Canadian safety specialist GMR Safety Inc. will display loading dock equipment and ergonomic solutions, while Spanish automotive component manufacturer Cojali focuses on fleet management systems for ground support equipment.

Regional Development Drives International Participation

Government trade agencies occupy significant floor space, with ICEX representing Spanish exporters and Wallonia Export & Investment Agency promoting Belgian logistics capabilities. Austria's Defence & Security Industry delegation targets specialized cargo handling for sensitive materials, while Italy's PIEMONTE region showcases medical services logistics.

Swiss transport solutions provider ASSTRA-Associated Traffic AG rounds out the European contingent, highlighting multimodal freight integration strategies that connect air cargo with rail and road networks.

Industry Focus Areas

The exhibition spans logistics and transportation engineering, with dedicated zones for handling operations, storage solutions, and port and airport industries. Aeronautics and space sectors complement traditional freight forwarding displays, while subcontracting and supplier partnerships receive dedicated showcase areas.

TU Berlin's food biotechnology division represents academic research initiatives, bridging university innovation with commercial cargo applications. This academic participation reflects growing collaboration between research institutions and logistics operators.

What Attendees Can Expect

Freight forwarders, cargo airlines, ground handling companies, and logistics service providers will converge on Munich to evaluate new technologies and form strategic partnerships. The co-location with Transport Logistic creates cross-sector networking opportunities between air cargo specialists and multimodal transport operators.

Live demonstrations of automated cargo handling systems, digital freight documentation platforms, and sustainable packaging solutions will anchor the exhibition program. Conference sessions will address regulatory compliance, capacity optimization, and emerging market opportunities in e-commerce logistics.