Agenda designed
to generate real impact
The ALTA Fuel & Sustainability Conference is a key annual gathering for leaders and professionals who are driving the energy transformation within the aviation ecosystem.
The agenda fosters dialogue that leads to concrete solutions in fuel supply, environmental sustainability, strategic initiatives, and impactful projects that support the development of aviation in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The 2026 edition will take place at the JW Marriott Hotel in Quito, Ecuador.
Participants
This event is aimed at airline leaders, fuel and service/data providers, regulatory authorities, airports, manufacturers, fuel and sustainability experts. Our goal is to promote strategic dialogue and generate tangible opportunities tailored to the realities and needs of Latin America and the Caribbean.
Key topics on the agenda
The 2026 program will address the most relevant challenges for the aviation sector’s energy future in the region. Key topics include:
Operational efficiency and sustainability
Energy transition
Fuel infrastructure and logistics
Regional and global market perspectives
Innovation and collaboration
This edition will also foster networking spaces, interactive sessions, and meetings designed to create strategic connections and actionable solutions.
From April 15 to 17, 2026, join us in Quito to keep building a more sustainable, competitive, and decarbonization-aligned aviation sector together.
Past Conference Speakers
Adriana
Abrão
CA’ARBOM
Alejandro
Pinzón
avianca
Alexandra
Calvo
IATA
Andrés
Roqué
WFS
Benjamin
Nazar
LATAM Airlines
Carlos
Simbaqueba
Wingo
Carlos
Vianna
SITA
Cesar
Pereira
Embraer
Cristina
González
Arajet S.A.
Debnil
Chowdhury
S&P Global
Edmundo
Jimenez
GPD Aviation
Eliseo
Llamazares
KPMG
Héctor
Porcella
JAC
Igor
Rodríguez
IDAC
Inmaculada
Gómez
ICF
Iván
Saco
Exolum
Johanna
Cabrera
LATAM Airlines
Judit
de León
IDAC
Landon
Loomis
Boeing
Official Host
2026 Prime Sponsor
2026 Sponsors
ABOUT QUITO
Quito, the capital of Ecuador, is a city rich in history and culture, nestled high in the Andes Mountains. It’s known for its well-preserved colonial center. Located on the slopes of the Pichincha volcano, Quito boasts a unique blend of historical and natural attractions. The distinction of being the world’s second-highest capital city, situated at an altitude of approximately 2,850 meters (9,350 feet) above sea level in the Guayllabamba river basin on the eastern slopes of Pichincha.
See short video summary from 2025 edition:
Testimonials
The ALTA Fuel & Sustainability Conference is not only a space for technical and strategic discussions, but also a transformative experience for those leading change in aviation. Here’s what some of our attendees shared:
