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.How the Southern Cross replica flew again after 2 decades
February 18, 2024 0 commentThe famous Southern Cross replica has returned to the air after being lovingly restored by HARS two decades after its crash at Parafield Airport. Jake Nelson was there to see its first public flight.
Read moreCan Boeing save its reputation after another MAX incident?
February 16, 2024 0 commentIn the wake of yet another 737 MAX fiasco, Jake Nelson examines how the company might pull out of its tailspin.
Read moreFormer Adelaide Airport boss joins Newcastle Airport board
February 16, 2024 0 commentMark Young, who was Adelaide Airport’s CFO from 2001–2011 and managing director from 2011–2021, has also held positions at the SA Tourism Commission, the Australian Airports Association and the Airports Council International, and will take up a role as a non-executive director at Newcastle.
Read moreUNSW Aviation to take students from Korean Air feeder school
February 16, 2024 0 commentProfessor Brett Molesworth from UNSW School of Aviation said the dual degree will benefit both universities.
Read moreMore Australian cities need second airports, says Bonza boss
February 15, 2024 1 commentSpeaking to Australian Aviation for an upcoming podcast, Jordan praised Melbourne’s two airports and the under-construction Western Sydney International Airport, saying the low-cost carrier would be inclined to serve both WSI and Sydney Kingsford Smith if given the opportunity.
Read moreQantas brings in 737s to break 6-day Network Aviation strike
February 14, 2024 0 commentAustralian Federation of Air Pilots members at Network, which operates Qantas FIFO and scheduled QantasLink services in WA, have begun six rolling 24-hour work stoppages from Wednesday to Monday, adding a further three days to already-planned industrial action.
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