EgyptAir is scheduled to host the 38th International Air Transport Association (IATA) Ground Handling Conference (IGHC) this Tuesday, marking a notable event for the aviation sector in the Middle East and Africa. The conference will draw over 1,000 participants, including airline executives, airport operators, technology providers, and industry experts from around the globe.

The IGHC serves as a key forum for stakeholders to discuss the latest trends and challenges facing ground handling operations and the broader aviation supply chain. The event’s agenda will focus on a variety of topics, including enhancing safety protocols, advancing digital transformation, and promoting environmental sustainability within ground operations. In addition to the conference sessions, attendees will have access to a trade exhibition showcasing cutting-edge technology and equipment designed to improve efficiency and safety in ground handling.

Egypt’s hosting of the conference highlights the country’s ongoing efforts to modernize its aviation infrastructure. Sponsored by EgyptAir Ground Services, the event underscores Egypt’s emergence as a major hub for civil aviation and logistics in the region. The selection of Egypt reflects recognition of the nation’s development of some of the largest and most advanced airports on the African continent.

Captain Ahmed Adel, representing EgyptAir Ground Services, expressed pride in hosting the international gathering. He emphasized that the event demonstrates Egypt’s growing prominence in global aviation and commended the efforts of EgyptAir Ground Services’ staff for meeting world-class service standards. Adel noted that the conference offers an important platform for exchanging expertise and attracting investment, which could reinforce Egypt’s strategic position as a gateway for regional and international air travel.