Jake Nelson
Author Jake Nelson is an experienced trade journalist who has previously covered the print and packaging, consumer technology, and retirement living and aged care industries. He joined Momentum Media in early 2023, and currently works across both Australian Aviation and Space Connect.Rugby league fans sell out special Air NZ Vegas flight in minutes
July 24, 2024 0 commentFlight NZ1995, named for the New Zealand Warriors’ inaugural year, was available as part of a package deal including tickets to four rugby games to be held in Vegas early next year. Tickets went on sale at 11am New Zealand time on Wednesday and were gone just over a quarter of an hour later.
Read moreAxed Cairns–Tokyo route was Virgin’s second-worst performer
July 24, 2024 1 commentVirgin announced this week it would drop the underperforming Cairns–Haneda service from 24 February and reassign its 737 MAX 8s to domestic flights.
Read moreQantas kicks $75m into new Airbus-led sustainable fuel alliance
July 24, 2024 0 commentThe new investment is part of Qantas’ $400 million climate fund, which also includes its partnership with Airbus to develop a domestic SAF industry.
Read moreCessna crash mystery: ATSB finds no reason for Camden fatality
July 23, 2024 0 commentIn its final report, the transport safety watchdog found that the control yoke was likely continually pushed forward during the steep descent of VH-CPQ, which crashed on 24 January, killing its student pilot, but could not find a reason for the strange input.
Read moreSluggish domestic figures continue to hamper Sydney’s recovery
July 23, 2024 0 commentSydney saw around 9.7 million passengers in Q2 2024, including 3.8 million international and 6 million domestic passengers, with total passenger traffic up 6.4 per cent on Q2 of 2023.
Read moreElectric air taxis could be up and running by Brisbane Games
July 23, 2024 0 commentWisk, a subsidiary of Boeing, has partnered with London-based Skyports to look into the potential for a vertiport network in the South-East Queensland region by the end of the decade.
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