Liège hosts ACE Air Cargo Event 2025

From 8 to 11 September, over 300 delegates and panellists will gather in Liège to explore the future of the air cargo logistics and freight forwarding industry sectors, cross-border e-commerce, and supply chain innovation. The program will showcase expert insights across key industry sectors and verticals, including SME Forwarders & Consolidators, Pharma, Perishables, eCommerce, FinTech, AI, and Airline-GSSA partnerships. Confirmed participants include prominent voices from IATA, TIACA, FIATA, leading airlines, top forwarders, and next-generation solution providers.

Christos Spyrou – courtesy: Meantime Communications

“Liège has firmly established itself as a leading European air cargo hub,” said Frederic Brun, Head of Cargo at Liège Airport. “From major cargo airlines and global eCommerce giants like Amazon, Alibaba, Temu, and Shein to specialized sectors such as Pharma and Live Animal logistics, LGG continues to grow with excellence. We’re proud to host ACE 2025 and look forward to welcoming the international logistics community to our home base.” 

Organizer ACE Air Cargo Events emphasizes that for the first time, OpeneX, the annual conference of the NeX eCommerce Logistics Hub, will be fully integrated into the ACE program, culminating with a dedicated eCommerce Day on Sep 11.

“ACE is not your typical trade show,” said Christos Spyrou, co-organizer of the event. “It’s where freight forwarders, airlines, tech innovators, air cargo solutions providers, and eCom disruptors meet face-to-face to build partnerships and do real business. With OPENEX joining us this year, the opportunity for collaboration has never been greater.”

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