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15 Sep TUE
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17 Sep THU
Official Opening Ceremony
Join the IAEMA Board as they cut the ribbon to officially open GSE Expo Europe 2026.
The ceremony will take place at the registration area (Pavilion 4, FIL).
How will the deployment of autonomous GSE increase operational efficiency?
This roundtable will take a deep dive into how the deployment of autonomous ground support equipment will increase the operational efficiency of the ground handling process. The participants will highlight the importance of automated alignment technologies, predictable routing, as well as real-time positioning and how these technologies increase safety on the ramp and decrease aircraft turn-around time.
Total Visibility to Airport Ground Equipment

Sponsored by:
Samsara
Join us for a dynamic group discussion on how to bring total visibility to the tarmac with the Samsara platform. Together, we’ll explore how real-time tracking for every tug, belt loader, and non-powered cart across sprawling airport geofences goes far beyond simple location data. We will discuss how peer operations are unlocking deep insights into asset health to prevent costly breakdowns, tracking utilization to eliminate equipment hoarding, and right-sizing their fleets. Bring your challenges and insights as we collaborate on how to transform raw tarmac data into actionable management tools that maximize uptime, streamline ground handling, and ensure flawless turn times.
AUTO-DOLLYTUG

Sponsored by:
Get up close to Aurrigo’s Auto-DollyTug® and see this innovative autonomous aircraft handling solution in action.
From Simulation to Reality: Using Digital Twins to Plan the Airport of Tomorrow

Sponsored by:
Aurrigo
From Data to Decisions: Closing the Insight Gap in Fleet Maintenance

Fleet operators — airlines, ground handlers, equipment lessors — are sitting on more data than ever, yet decisions still lag reality. This roundtable brings together Xaint, an AI-native GSE maintenance platform, and Adveez to discuss why disconnected data sources — not lack of data — are the real barrier to speed and accuracy.
We'll share what our companies are building : an integration that analyses telematics signals alongside years of historical maintenance records — thousands of data points per asset — and turns them into actionable insight within minutes, not weeks. Xaint's AI-native architecture automates the manual, time-consuming analysis fleet teams currently do by hand, surfacing predictive maintenance signals before failures happen.
Expect a candid look at what we've built, what we're still solving, and what it means for uptime, cost, and risk. Open discussion follows — bring your fleet's toughest data questions.
Future of Aircraft Pushback: Teleoperation, Automation and Autonomy

Sponsored by:
Mototok
Where is my GSE? How technology can address fleet misplacement.

Sponsored by:
Pattern
A lot of time can be taken locating ground support equipment, motorised and non-motorised alike. Knowing where your GSE was placed last can increase efficiency and reduce aircraft turnaround time, and it is the groundwork any move towards autonomous GSE depends on. This roundtable will compare the technologies available for locating miscellaneous GSE and pressure-test what they deliver in a live operation.
EXIA – AI-Powered Exoskeleton for Ground Handling

Sponsored by:
German Bionic
From baggage handling on the apron to complex air cargo operations, many airport workflows still depend on people performing physically demanding work. Tobias Staufenberg from German Bionic will show how the AI-powered EXIA exoskeleton supports workers when lifting, lowering and carrying baggage and cargo, as well as during work in forward-bent positions. Drawing on real-world deployments at Nuremberg Airport and Maastricht Aachen Airport, the session explores how human-centric robotics can complement automation in ground handling
AT135

Sponsored by:
Charlatte
The AT135 is the combination of Charlatte Manutention's manual-driven baggage tractor T135, and Navya Mobility's technical expertise in autonomous navigation into complex environments. With its complete set of high reliability components, the AT135 ensures the right level of safety required for baggage and cargo handling while pushing the limits of operability and performance. Its supervision platform allows a remote follow-up and a mission management that makes the AT135 a flexible solution fully adapted for the harsh airport usage.
