欧洲航空货运设备展览暨会议（Air Cargo Europe）是欧洲最大的航空货运设备专业展，该展从2003年开始举办，两年一届，与物流展transport logistic同时在慕尼黑新国际展览中心举行，是世界上最大的运输与物流货运贸易展览会，专业性强，涉及IT技术管理及跟踪服务等内容。展现的是从我们的许多关键市场的客户，货主，货运代理和服务提供商的优秀的交汇点和一个地方讨论创新的航空货运产品和解决方案。展现的是我们一个重要的业务平台，特别是在这些测试的时间。（2021年5月4-7日以在线方式举行会议，参加展览的请关注2023年的展期。）
Air Cargo Europe展是世界上最大的物流、移动、IT及供应链管理展览会，每届不仅是展商增加，而且观众也明显增加，目前统计共有来自137个国家的51310名贸易观众参加了展览活动，来自59个国家的1893家企业参展，其中44%的是来自德国境外企业，这些展商汇聚在一起，对于公路、铁路、水上、空中货物运输的整个过程提供了完整的解决方案及服务展示等。
展会规模：AIR CARGO EUROPE不仅在展会面积上每届不断有所扩大，目前已经超过11万多平米，而且参展企业也超过2000家，60%以上来自德国境外企业，观众人数超过了55000人。
展品范围(Show Products):
货运代理；航空公司；机场；快递服务；货物装卸公司；物流供应商；特约代理商；一般销售代理商；组织，贸易协会；保安服务；航空货运业的服务；航空货运业的物流系统和产品；DP系统的物流，运输和航空管理；航空公司和机场的设备和控制系统。
展会报告(Show Reports):
transport logistic and air cargo Europe 2025 breaks records
Record numbers: 2,722 exhibitors from 73 nations and more than 77,000 visitors from over 130 countries and regions
Focus on digitalization, sustainability and artificial intelligence
Growing importance of air cargo Europe—two halls for the global air cargo industry
In a changing world, transport logistic 2025 demonstrated what the logistics industry must—and can—achieve today. The international trade fair for logistics, mobility, IT, and supply chain management, together with air cargo Europe, was held from June 2 to 5, 2025, at the exhibition center in Munich. It demonstrated its relevance with impressive figures: 2,722 exhibitors from 73 nations, more than 77,000 visitors from over 130 countries and regions, and an exhibition area expanded to 150,000 square meters make it by far the largest trade fair in its sector worldwide. The share of international exhibitors rose to 65 percent (2023: 60 percent). The trade fair thus grew not only in terms of space and participant numbers, but also in its global reach. Underscoring the political and economic significance of the industry, the trade fair was officially opened by Germany’s new Federal Minister of Transport, Patrick Schnieder.
Stefan Rummel, CEO of Messe München, puts it in a nutshell: “transport logistic 2025 has impressively shown the central role that logistics plays in our connected world. It is the lifeline of the global economy. Without smooth supply chains, our everyday life would come to a standstill. I was especially pleased that the new Federal Minister of Transport, Patrick Schnieder, opened the trade fair. The significant increase in the number of participants led to a very lively and positive atmosphere. This underscores the importance of transport logistic as a world-leading trade fair.”
Logistics in transition: Navigating the future of AI, cybersecurity, and sustainable concepts
From autonomous transport and smart platform solutions to AI-supported control systems—ransport logistic 2025 set clear technological focal points. Current challenges and innovation potential were reflected in the event’s conference program, including panels, expert presentations and workshops. Key topics such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and digitalization set the agenda.
Stanislas Brun, Chief Cargo Officer of Etihad Cargo, summed it up: “transport logistic 2025 placed a clear focus on the industry’s transition towards greater digitalization, sustainability, and innovation. Key topics included artificial intelligence, data-driven logistics, and the expansion of alternative drive systems. This year’s fair has once again set a new standard.” Tobias Jerschke, Chief Executive Officer at Kuehne+Nagel, adds, “The logistics world has found its home in Munich. In times of extreme volatility, transport logistic 2025 proves more than ever to be an authoritative platform—one that drives innovation, identifies market trends, fosters customer engagement, and delivers powerful momentum through its strong networking dynamic. For me, this event marks a boost for the industry, particularly in the key areas of technology, AI, and integrated logistics concepts.”
air cargo Europe expands: Spotlight on air freight
air cargo Europe saw a notable rise in prominence in 2025. Due to overwhelming interest, the air freight segment occupied two full exhibition halls—clear evidence of the sector’s continued systemic relevance, particularly for medical goods, e-commerce, and other time-critical deliveries.
Markus Heinelt, Director Cargo Development at Munich Airport, stated: “transport logistic, in conjunction with air cargo Europe, truly deserves its title as the world’s leading trade fair for logistics. Nowhere else do all stakeholders in the supply chain come together with such breadth and quality.” Arthur Reijnhart, Executive Director of Schiphol Commercial, adds: “air cargo plays a crucial role in keeping the Netherlands connected to the world—socially and economically. transport logistic provides a valuable opportunity to engage with partners across the industry, exchange ideas, and address shared challenges.”
The next transport logistic and air cargo Europe will take place in Munich from April 26 to 29, 2027.
