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Skift Aviation Forum on November 12 in Dallas will feature key discussions on the future of aviation, including labor rights, the evolution of the low-cost carrier model, and industry-wide challenges like sustainability and technology.

Skift Global Forum East isn’t just a must-attend event for top executives — it’s a team experience that offers holistic insights across the entire travel ecosystem. For companies aiming to stay competitive in 2025 and beyond, bringing your whole team is not just a smart choice — it’s a strategic investment.

As ultra-low-cost carriers struggle to remain profitable, we'll hear from numerous executives at the Skift Aviation Forum on how the business can survive.

As excitement builds in the lead up to Skift Global Forum East, we take a look at the current speaker lineup and the topics they will cover, which includes top industry leaders from Etihad Aviation Group, Booking.com, Airbnb, Hilton Middle East & Africa, Emaar Hospitality Group and more.

Bring your entire team to Skift Aviation Forum in Dallas on November 12 to maximize both insights and savings.

Skift Global Forum East is where top travel industry leaders gather to exchange transformative insights and forge meaningful partnerships. Join us in Dubai on November 19-20 to explore the future of travel and gain invaluable perspectives.

Consumers are increasingly interested in experiences. Three executives discuss how they think about the sector and how to attract new customers.

Geoff Ballotti's comments suggested Wyndham is doubling down on its core economy positioning while selectively moving upscale through targeted acquisitions.

Top aviation industry CEOs and executives set to take the Skift Aviation Forum stage this year including speakers from American Airlines, JetBlue, IATA, Southwest Airlines, DFW International Airport, and so many more.

Marriott International president and CEO Anthony Capuano spoke at the Skift Global Forum in New York City about the hospitality sector's current state and future direction through the lens of the world's largest hotelier.