Hannah Dowling
Author Writer – Defence and Aerospace, Momentum Media Hannah joined Momentum as a journalist in 2019, and has since written breaking news stories across a diverse range of corporate industries, including finance, real estate, investments and aviation. She has a keen interest in the global aviation sector, with a particualy focus on improving overall individual wellbeing across the aerospace industry. Hannah graduated from Macquarie University in Sydney Australia with a Bachelor of Media (Journalism) and is currently pursuing postgraduate studies. You can email Hannah at: [email protected]Etihad to fly double daily to Sydney
September 29, 2026 0 commentThe Gulf-carrier revealed it will increase to twice-daily flights on all weekdays, raising capacity from 10 flights per week to 14, with 5,000 seats on offer in each direction per week.
Read moreQantas and Virgin float passing SAF costs onto passengers
September 29, 2026 1 commentAs part of an ongoing government consultation process regarding the use of low-carbon liquid fuels, including SAF, both major airline groups have proposed the introduction of a green fuel levy that gets added to passenger airfares to recoup the increased costs.
Read moreLow cloud ‘very likely’ cause of R44 crash: ATSB
September 25, 2026 0 commentThe Australian Transport Safety Bureau has handed down its final report into the crash of a Robinson R44 II single-engine helicopter, registration VH-TCF, which crashed on 13 March 2026 with a single pilot onboard.
Read moreArmy bids farewell to Tiger operations after 22 years
September 25, 2026 0 commentThe two-seat Tiger attack helicopter fleet was originally expected to be retired from service in 2027-28; however, the Australian Defence Force’s 2026 National Defence Strategy accelerated this timeline to late 2026.
Read moreRAAF Poseidon deployed to monitor North Korea
September 25, 2026 0 commentThe mission forms part of Operation Argos, an ongoing commitment from Australia to help enforce the United Nations Security Council’s sanctions on North Korean imports and exports.
Read moreVirgin slashes 30 flights over cabin crew shortages
September 22, 2026 1 commentAccording to a report in The Australian, Virgin cabin crew are calling in sick at higher rates and increasingly opting not to put their hand up for additional shifts on their off-days, citing being “exhausted and fed up”.
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