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.Treatment of disabled ‘not good enough’, says Transport Minister
September 12, 2023 0 commentThe government is seeking submissions on consumer issues following last week’s release of the Aviation Green Paper, which noted rising complaints about the aviation sector as well as barriers to travel for passengers with disabilities.
Read moreEmirates A380 switch boosts federal government in Qatar row
September 12, 2023 0 commentEmirates’ move to swap 777s for larger A380s on its existing Sydney routes rather than ask for extra services appears to directly back Transport Minister Catherine King’s justification for denying Qatar more flights.
Read moreJoyce hasn’t visited Lodge on my watch, says PM
September 12, 2023 0 commentAnthony Albanese strongly denied his government was too cosy with Qantas and its former CEO during a fiery Question Time debate on Monday.
Read moreATSB releases initial report into fatal Caboolture mid-air crash
September 11, 2023 0 commentThe report makes no findings about the crash at Caboolture Airfield in Queensland on 28 July but establishes the sequence of events that led to the accident which killed the Jabiru’s pilot David Maddern and his wife Jan Maddern.
Read moreQantas insists its frequent flyer points are still valuable
September 11, 2023 0 commentNews Corp papers reported last week that Qantas frequent flyer points have dropped in value over the past 30 years, saying the same amount of points that would have bought a first-class return seat to London in 1996 will now buy a coffee machine.
Read moreHudson urged to bury the hatchet with Perth Airport
September 11, 2023 0 commentState Tourism Minister Rita Saffioti has reiterated calls for the Flying Kangaroo to shift all operations to the Airport Central precinct, which handles all international flights other than Qantas. The national carrier currently uses Terminal 3 for international services, 20 minutes away by car or bus.
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