News
Australian Artillery integrates Vector VTOL drones
Defence

Three Quantum Vector 2-in-1 operator courses have been completed to date, with additional drone qualification courses expected later this year.

Ukrainian defence firms look to manufacture drones in Australia
Defence

Ukrainian ambassador to Australia, Vasyl Myroshnychenko, made the comments on the sidelines of the space industry event held at Hyatt Regency Sydney on Thursday, 18 June.

Virgin extends COVID credit travel deadline
Airlines

The airline, which held $93 million in unused credits as of February, will allow passengers to use them for travel bookings up to 27 May 2027, though the booking deadline remains at 30 June this year. The credits were issued between 2020 and 2022 for flights impacted by the pandemic.

Best and brightest of Australia’s space industry recognised
Space

Australia’s leading space innovators, engineers, scientists, and industry pioneers have been recognised at the seventh annual Australian Space Awards, with the nation’s rapidly growing space sector gathering in Sydney to celebrate excellence, innovation, and achievement.

Daily passenger flights shrink amid ‘volatility’ from Iran war
Industry

In its Australian Aviation Network Overview report for May 2026, Airservices Australia said that while aviation had shown “ongoing resilience and flexibility” during the Iran conflict, the war had caused “real pressure on the sector” as it stretched past 100 days.

US Air Force taps Anduril, General Atomics for loyal wingman fleet
Defence

The contracts will see General Atomics produce the YFQ-42A and Anduril manufacture the YFQ-44A, creating the first operational fleet of autonomous combat aircraft designed to fly alongside crewed fighters as part of a next-generation “human-machine team”.

Momentum Media Logo
Most Innovative Company
Copyright © 2007-2026 MOMENTUMMEDIA