People Journey Domain Manager - People Operations Transformation
Anton Homma is a People Journey Domain Manager at People Operations Transformation. He focuses on aviation and aerospace, with a keen interest in both commercial and private airlines. Anton's insights and expertise are featured in the Dutch Aviation Society - Scramble.
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Anton's coverage heavily focuses on transportation and logistics, particularly airlines, aircraft orders and deliveries, and the aviation industry. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving press releases or announcements related to new aircraft orders, fleet expansions, or other significant developments within the airline industry.
As Anton primarily covers private sector announcements and press releases regarding airlines and aviation-related topics, PR professionals representing airline companies or those involved in aircraft manufacturing may find success when reaching out with relevant news about their organizations' activities.
Considering his extensive coverage of these areas without a specific geographic focus mentioned, it is likely that he is open to international stories within the transportation and aviation sectors.
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By: Anton Homma
KLM and Turkish Airlines pondering E2 or A220-order Both KLM and Turkish Airlines are currently evaluating the possibility to place an order for either the Embraer E2 or the Airbus
Ethiopian Airlines in talks for new Airbus-order Bloomberg is reporting that Ethiopian Airlines is in talks with Airbus about a potential new order. According to the article, the t
Battle of the Aussie start-ups Change seems to be coming to the Australian airline scene with two new low-cost start-ups. Despite previous unsuccessful attempts by Bonza, Rex and T
By: Anton Homma
The relationship between the USAF and Boeing in 2026 (A five minute read) Being complex, and having big contract issues, the relationship between the USAF and Boeing, at this momen
PC-21s for the Snowbirds After 55 years of air demonstration, 2026 will be the final season for the Canadair CT-114 Tutor in service with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) air de
Skymark readies for 1st MAX-flights Japanese low-cost airline Skymark Airlines is gearing-up to begin commercial operations with its first Boeing B737-8. The first MAX in the fleet
1st KLM A350 painted The first Airbus A350-900 for KLM has emerged from the paintshop at Toulouse-Blagnac. The aircraft, currently registered F-WZNM (809), will now be readied for
Italy selects A330MRTT European tender documents show that Italy has signed a deal on 16 April 2026 for six Airbus A330 MRTT aircraft. No exact details about the version have been
Hong Kong Airlines introduces new livery This year, Hong Kong Airlines is celebrating its 20th birthday and what other way to do so by introducing a new livery. It was revealed on
China Airlines orders additional B777Fs On 26 May 2026, the board of China Airlines approved an order for two additional B777Fs. With this latest order, the airline now has open fr
