oneworld alliance has been named the Official Alliance Partner of Aviation Festival Americas 2026.
The event, taking place in Miami on 3-4 June, brings together over 2,000 airline, airport, and travel technology professionals from across the Americas to discuss the latest trends, challenges, and innovations shaping aviation. The collaboration with oneworld emphasises both organisations’ shared commitment to developing the future of air travel in the region.
Daniel Boyle, General Manager of Transport at Terrapinn, the organiser of the event, commented:
Aviation Festival Americas is the premier aviation industry conference and exhibition in the Americas, and we are thrilled to welcome oneworld and its invaluable global perspective as we work to spark new ideas, discuss trends and identify opportunities for the industry.
The oneworld partnership signals the growth and value attendees have found in this event and we are proud to deliver such high-quality content for our aviation industry peers.
oneworld represents 15 world-class airlines, and more than 20 of their affiliates, including American Airlines, British Airways, and Cathay Pacific. As a result, the alliance can boast unprecedented global reach and insight into the key issues aviation faces today – including in the Americas.
As Official Alliance Partner, oneworld will be a significant contributor to Aviation Festival Americas. Leading executives from across the alliance will be speaking at panels, workshops, and keynotes to offer their thoughts on the future of aviation. AI, automation, retailing, and sustainability, are all to be discussed at the two-day event.
Nat Pieper, CEO of oneworld, said:
With the global reach of our 15 member airlines, we bring a truly international perspective to the conversations shaping the future of aviation.
The Americas chapter of this global festival continues to expand, and we see this partnership as a chance to help curate valuable content that will inform how we can all work together to solve industry problems at scale.
Join us at Aviation Festival Americas 2026.
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