Transport logistic Southeast Asia and air cargo Southeast Asia (tlacSEA) 2025 concluded successfully in Singapore, attracting more than 8,100 participants from 92 countries, reported London's Air Cargo Week.

The event, held October 29-31 at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, featured 120 exhibitors from 27 countries, including pavilions from Singapore, Germany, China and Taiwan. Exhibitors showcased multimodal logistics capabilities across air, sea and land, alongside port infrastructure, warehousing, automation, sustainability solutions and cross-border trade technologies.

Air cargo Southeast Asia (acSEA) brought together major airlines and handlers including Cathay Cargo, Emirates SkyCargo, Etihad Cargo, MAB Kargo, Vietjet Cargo and United Cargo, offering a platform to explore developments in the global air freight market.

Michael Wilton, CEO of Messe Munchen International Asia, said the event demonstrated Southeast Asia's ambition to drive innovation, sustainability and collaboration, reinforcing its role as a strategic global hub. ECS Group's Balakrishnan Raghavan praised the organisation and coordination.

The conference programme delivered 76 sessions across three stages, covering multimodal logistics, regional outlooks, technology adoption, ESG transformation and specialised cargo solutions. Highlights included sessions on regulatory shifts, AI-enabled logistics, green fuels, heavy-lift cargo and case studies from firms such as Siemens, Belli, Airwallex and Yojee.