Most of us experience aviation through airports, airlines and global connections. But some of aviation's most important work happens far from the routes we normally see. This keynote looks at how aircraft reach people and places that other forms of transport cannot. Through real examples of humanitarianism and development flying, Rachel Gardner-Poole and Kerissa Khan will show how aviation helps communities access medical care, respond to crises and stay connected to the wider world. It is a reminder that aviation is not only about moving people and goods. At its best, it connects communities, opens up opportunities, and makes a real difference to people's lives.

Confirmed speakers:

• Rachel Gardner-Poole OBE, Chair of Board of Trustees, Aviation for Good Charity
• Kerissa Khan, Dsc FRAES, Aviation for Good Charity