Most discussions at aviation conferences focus on decarbonization solutions. We’re focusing on the risks that could materially reshape the sector.
On 30 November, Thomas Conlon (Professor of Finance, University College Dublin, & Science Lead at impact) and Ulrike Ziegler (President of the Board of Directors of impact) will host a deep dive on a question that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore:
What if markets are still underpricing some of aviation’s most significant transition and climate-related risks?
From airlines and lessors to financiers and insurers, stakeholders are making investment decisions today that could determine tomorrow’s winners and losers. The question is whether current assumptions properly account for the liabilities that may emerge over the next decade.
If you’re responsible for strategy, financing, risk, sustainability or investment decisions, this is a conversation you want to hear about first-hand.
📅 30 November 2026
🕝 14:40-15:55
📍 Aviation Carbon 2026 | Deep Dive 1: Hidden Liabilities of Aviation’s Transition – What Markets Are Pricing and What They Still Ignore
The market will be repricing risk. The debate is whether it is doing so fast enough.
More info and registration to Aviation Carbon here.