Greenland is undergoing a major transformation of its aviation network, with new international airports in Nuuk and Ilulissat and a regional hub in Qaqortoq. This presentation explores how these developments are enhancing connectivity, driving economic diversification and supporting a growing tourism sector. Attendees will learn how improved air access is creating new opportunities for business, while also delivering societal benefits such as better access to healthcare, education and inter-community travel. The session offers insights for airports, planners and consultants working on aviation infrastructure in remote or emerging regions.

• Understand how airport development supports economic growth and regional access in Greenland
• See how improved connectivity boosts tourism, culture exchange and business
• Explore societal benefits that airports have for quality of life: healthcare, education and mobility
• Share knowledge and experiences that can be applied to other emerging regions globally