
United Kingdom


The Air Land Integration Conference will be held in early October 2026.
The 2026 ALI Conference will examine how UK Defence and key partners will optimise ALI for Large Scale Combat Operations. It will build upon the 2025 ALI conference theme of Adapting the Fight; and look at ALI in a contested environment where we will need to seek the integration of all domains. The conference will be organised by Omega Conferences and Events, and be attended by industrial partners; ALI practitioners from the UK, NATO and wider; DE&S and the Air and Army capability customer.
The conference will be run in cooperation with the Joint Air Liaison Organisation at RAF Air Command.
The full agenda is currently being developed.
The ALI Conference will be attended by requirements and acquisition officials from the Land and Air Systems divisions on national procurement bodies, as well as senior military Officers from nations across the world. Also present will be the senior management of the leading industry contractors providing relevant technologies.
For security reasons we will only provide the conference location and dates on request or to registered attendees. Please email enquiries (at) omconf.com. We will not reply to hotmail, gmail type addresses, only verifiable company or government addresses.
Discounts
Group booking of 3 or more delegates = 10% discount
For Sponsorship and Exhibition packages please contact us for details.
The 2026 agenda is still work in progress. The Following speakers and topics are confirmed:
Day One
Welcome Brief - Colonel Huw Law, Commander, JALO
Strategic Overview - Dr Paul Latawski, Senior Lecturer, Department of War Studies, RMA Sandhurst
Session 1 – How do Air and Land Operate Together?
Land’s Contribution to the Integrated Battle - Lt Gen Mike Elviss, Commander, Allied Rapid Reaction Corps
Air’s Contribution to the Integrated Battle - Air Marshal Mark Flewin, Air and Space Commander, Royal Air Force
Tactical All-Domain Firepower
Lt Col Gregory Guy, US Air Force, Chief of Fires & Sustainment & LTC Jordan Funderburk, US Army, Chief of Army Fires, Air Land Sea Space Application Center
Session 2 – How do Air and Land Integrate?
The Integration Challenge - Wg Cdr Stu Watkinson, Air Futures, Royal Air Force
Industry Brief - L3Harris
Integration – a US PACOM Perspective - Lt Col Dennis Seay, Commander, 25 ASOS US Air Force
Forward Personnel Recovery
TSgt Zachary Levi, 4th Air Support Operations Group, USAF
Integrating the Physical Domains within MDO - Colonel Kieran Phillips, Commander, UK Multi-Domain Operations Group
Day Two
Session 3 – How do Air and Land Train Together?
Day Two Keynote Address
Air Vice Marshal Steve Kilvington, AOC, 11 Group, Royal Air Force
Air Perspective - Air Commodore Steve Berry, Commandant, Air & Space Warfare Centre, Royal Air Force
Land Perspective - Major General Ollie Kingsbury, Director Land Warfare, LWC, British Army
Maritime Perspective - Brigadier Simon Rogers, Royal Marines, Director, Operational Advantage Centre, Royal Navy
UK ASOC – Route to Live Control - Wing Commander Matthew Tandy, Officer Commanding, UK ASOS
Industry Brief - Blue Air Training
TACP & ALO Development - Sqn Ldr Stephen Kingdom, Officer Commanding, UK AGOS
Industry Brief - Glenair
More to come soon

NATO's air-land integration (ALI) focuses on creating synergistic, multi-domain operations by linking air power, land forces, and missile defense to increase readiness on the Eastern Flank. Key initiatives include implementing Air Support Operations Centres (ASOC) at the corps level, enhancing JTAC training, and using the F2T2 (Find, Fix, Track, and Target) cycle for real-time, cross-domain targeting.
Core Focus Areas for ALI 2026:









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