KEY INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS TO TAKE PART IN THE EURASIAN CONFERENCE “SUSTAINABLE AIR TRANSPORT OF THE EAEU 2026–2035” AS PART OF NETWORK ON SEPTEMBER 17 IN MOSCOW

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11.09.2026 00:00

The Eurasian Conference “Sustainable Air Transport of the EAEU 2026–2035” will bring together key international organizations, associations, airlines, airports and other civil aviation organizations in Moscow on September 17.

The conference will feature presentations and participation from the Interstate Aviation Committee (IAC), the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), national government authorities of the Eurasian region and other regions of the world, the Russian Association for UN Assistance, the Association of Tour Operators of Russia, the All-Russian Passengers’ Society, the Aviation Personnel Association, the Eurasian Development Bank, the Transport Strategy Center (TSC), and many others.

The conference is held annually as part of the NETWORK Forum.

The Forum will bring together representatives of national government authorities, including aviation authorities, embassies, regional government authorities, airlines, airports and airport holding companies, as well as providers of innovative solutions for airlines and airports from friendly countries in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, South America, Europe and other regions of the world.

The following airlines have also registered and will take part in the Forum: Ethiopian Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, RwandAir, Lao Airlines, Air Arabia, Jordanian Airlines, Red Sea Airlines, Belavia, Aeroflot, Pobeda, S7 Airlines, UTair, Ural Airlines, Azimuth Airlines, NordStar, AZUR air, Red Wings, Nordwind Airlines, iFly Airlines, Smartavia, Kosmos Airlines, Volga-Dnepr, ATRAN, Sky Gates Cargo Airlines, Aviacon Zitotrans, and many others.

Airports and airport holding companies will also take part in the Forums, including Minsk National Airport, airports under the authority of Belaeronavigatsia, airports of Kazakhstan, including Ust-Kamenogorsk Airport, Istanbul Airport, Uzbekistan Airports Group, Northern Capital Gateway, Kazan International Airport, Krasnoyarsk International Airport, Gorno-Altaysk Airport, Gelendzhik Airport, Bryansk International Airport, Yakutsk Airport, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Airport, Magas Airport, as well as cargo and postal operators Moscow Cargo, Russian Post, RWB, Aviation Logistic Services, and many others.

At the level of aviation and tourism authorities and diplomatic missions, the NETWORK Forum will be represented by the Embassy of the Republic of Yemen, the Embassy of Burkina Faso, the Embassy of the Republic of Angola, the Embassy of the Dominican Republic, the Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Republic of Belarus, and others.

The Forum is a specialized communication platform for industry negotiations, bringing together a large number of airports, airlines and industry suppliers. During the day, delegates will hold more than 1,000 pre-scheduled business meetings.

More than 10 business events will be held as part of the Forums for airlines, airports, tour operators from friendly countries in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, South and Central America, as well as national and regional government authorities responsible for the development of the air transport sector, route networks, and international and domestic tourism.

More than 100 relevant industry topics will be discussed during the Forums.

The Forums will also feature an excursion program, including a visit to the aviation complex at Patriot Park, a sightseeing tour of Moscow with some of the capital’s best guides, as well as an Aviation Evening at the 360° panoramic restaurant, offering unique bird’s-eye views of Moscow’s most iconic landmarks.

The organizers of NETWORK 2026 and NETWORK CARGO 2026 Forums are the Centre for Strategic Development in Civil Aviation (AVIACENTER), with the support of the Transport Strategy Center (TSC).

The General Information Partner is Transport of Russia, the official printed publication of the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation.

To register for the Forums, apply to make a presentation, obtain further information, or request the approved program, please visit the Eurasian.Network website, call +7 (495) 225-99-57 (ext. 5), or email events@transport-strategy.org.

Register now. The number of places is limited.

An expedited registration system is available on the website www.Eurasian.Network.


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