Exclusive report | Airlift in the 21st Century | Military Airlift 2023

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Military Airlift 2023 is returning to London, UK on the 5th and 6th September. The largest forum for the Airlift community will cover everything Airlift related.

Focusing on improving equipment, capability, strategy and tactics, top level speakers and decision-makers will present their solutions and experiences over a structured two-day conference.

Interested parties can register at a discounted rate. Register your place by Friday 21st July to save of up to £400 at https://www.defenceiq.com/events-militaryairlift

Ahead of the event, an exclusive report has been released on ‘Efficiency, Automation, Interconnectivity: Airlift in the 21st Century’. Airlift is the lifeblood of military operations. But how do we ensure its effective use when technology outpaces doctrine? In this analysis, we break down the history, purpose, and evolution of airlift capabilities with a focus on logistics and support operations. From cargo flights to autonomous refuelling, one thing is for certain – the airlift of tomorrow is unlike anything seen before.

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Key takeaways:

  • Technological innovation has blurred the line between traditionally strategic and tactical airlift
  • Autonomous UAS will likely change the nature and scope of supply operations
  • Decentralized logistics chains have the potential to reshape military supply networks
  • Machine learning and AI are poised to automate and streamline logistics planning

View the report at https://www.defenceiq.com/events-militaryairlift/downloads/

For sponsorship enquiries contact Richard Brookes, Sales Director on +44 207 368 9300 or email [email protected]

Military Airlift Conference
5-6 Sept 2023
Copthorne Tara, London, UK
#MilitaryAirlift
https://www.defenceiq.com/events-militaryairlift

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