World Aviation Festival Day 3 launches in Lisbon with 4,500 attendees

Written by AI from 1 report listed below. Not checked by a person before publication. How we use AI

The World Aviation Festival 2026 Day 3 opened in Lisbon at the Feira Internacional de Lisboa on 15 October, drawing more than 4,500 attendees and featuring 600 speakers.

Amy Burr of Sky VC noted that only 7% of IATA member airlines have invested in start‑ups, citing KLM’s 44, United Airlines’ 25 and Qantas’ 18 start‑up investments; Sky VC itself has backed 17 AI and 10 clean‑technology start‑ups over the past decade. Suzanna Chiu of Amadeus Ventures said AI investment is expanding beyond booking into operations projects. EL AL’s director of global marketing and digital, Ofir Goldman, announced the EL AL Travel hotel‑booking platform, which generated more than 35,000 hotel nights and saw members redeem over 130 million points on stays in its first month. Tom Kelly, director of ground operations at Ryanair, reported that 240 million passengers have moved to fully digital boarding.

Analysed 1 report from 1 publisher

Used in this story

How we use AI · Report an error

In this post

Latest

  1. India's new airfare policy keeps fares market‑driven but adds government oversight
  2. Centre to notify airfare regulation rules within two weeks, tells Supreme Court
  3. Tripadvisor reports Q3 2026 underperformance
  4. PlaneSense to install Gogo Galileo satellite Wi‑Fi on all 71 Pilatus jets by 2027
  5. Expedia highlights surge in Morocco travel searches as journalist explores Marrakesh
  6. India's airfare pricing rules finalized, to be published within two weeks
  7. India to publish new rules aimed at curbing volatile airfares within two weeks
  8. Supreme Court gives government three weeks to finalise draft airfare rules
All latest posts

Welcome back

Enter your email and password.

New to Terminair?