ANA Holdings, Executive Vice President and Group Sustainability Officer, Tomoko Hoya at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit Asia 2026
ANA Holdings, Executive Vice President and Group Sustainability Officer, Tomoko Hoya spoke to CAPA TV at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit Asia 2026, hosted in Hokkaido, Japan, about the latest industry trends and company developments.
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Transcript
Tomoko Hoya:The Japanese model is a system where the government tries to have the self-supply in market first and then put the mandate so that the market will not be distorted. So I think this is a very logical step. Learning from what has happened in the EU. The industrial sustainability for me is not setting the goals, but all stakeholders collaborating together to make the first action to make the goal come true. And in the end, I think airline industry will bring massive social and economic growth to the entire world. I think events like this is very important so that people get together face to face and try to catch up what's happening in the world that they don't really see. And by doing so, I think the innovation will occur, which will lead to a solution to, to the very complex world that we are facing right now.
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