Skift brings EU regulators and transatlantic carriers together in Dublin
On October 15, Dublin hosts the Skift Transatlantic Summit 2026, and the names taking the stage are already out. The organizer has confirmed, according to Skift, an unusual mix: a government minister, an EU regulator, a member of the European Parliament, and several airline and destination chiefs who move the corridor every day. Getting them in the same room is close to a rarity.
The North Atlantic corridor remains the most profitable long-haul market for the carriers that fly it, and at the same time one of the most exposed to whatever Brussels and Washington decide. Putting the regulator and the operator at the same microphone is not event posturing: this is where slots, emissions rights and the terms for new routes get shaped. My read is that anyone going for brochure-style networking is wasting their time. Here you listen for signals about the next pricing cycle.
For a revenue director, a distribution lead or anyone planning transatlantic capacity, the date deserves a slot in the calendar. The useful question is not who speaks. It is what they commit to not touching.
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