GOLLOG strengthens its e-commerce strategy at Fórum E-Commerce Brasil 2026. GOL Linhas Aéreas’ logistics division is showcasing its air cargo solutions and technology-driven services at Latin America’s leading e-commerce event to support the growing demand for faster deliveries across Brazil. GOLLOG, the logistics division of GOL Linhas Aéreas, is participating in Fórum E-Commerce Brasil 2026, Latin America’s largest e-commerce event, taking place from July 28 to 30 at the Anhembi District in São Paulo.
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The company is using the event to showcase its logistics solutions tailored to the e-commerce sector while strengthening partnerships with retailers, marketplaces, and distribution companies amid rising demand for faster and more efficient deliveries. The company’s strategy is built around its extensive air logistics network, which connects more than 4,000 Brazilian cities through 122 operational bases, including 60 cargo terminals and 62 retail service locations.
During the forum, GOLLOG is highlighting technology solutions designed to improve integration between customers’ systems and its logistics network, as well as automated tools for real-time shipment tracking and returns management. According to the company, these capabilities enhance shipment traceability while reducing delivery times, a critical factor in the continued growth of Brazil’s e-commerce market.
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One example presented during the event is the São Paulo–Manaus route, where air transportation allows shipments to reach their destination in approximately three hours, compared with the several days required by ground transportation. GOLLOG’s logistics operation is supported by a fleet of nine dedicated freighters—eight operated in partnership with Mercado Livre and one owned by the company to support peak-demand operations—as well as the cargo capacity available on GOL’s fleet of more than 140 passenger aircraft.
Patricia Bello, Director of GOLLOG, stated that the company’s participation in the forum demonstrates how the combination of connectivity, technology, and operational intelligence helps bring businesses and consumers closer together. Through this strategy, GOLLOG aims to strengthen its position as a key logistics partner for Brazil’s e-commerce industry while supporting the continued expansion of the country’s digital economy.
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