Jake Nelson is an Author at Momentum Media. He specializes in the Australian aviation industry, covering topics such as commercial and private airlines, as well as planes and aircrafts, while also delving into broader themes of security and public safety. Jake's work has been featured in notable publications including The Spectator at Seattle University, Defence Connect, and Australian Aviation.
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Jake Nelson's coverage focuses on local Australian travel, tourism, and aviation industry news. He often reports on government announcements and press releases related to airports, airlines, and flight operations.
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Gold Coast Airport has seen its busiest-ever April as passenger numbers cleared half a million.
By: Jake Nelson
Airservices Australia has pushed back on union claims that a possible sale and leaseback of aviation rescue firefighting (ARFF) equipment would be more expensive for taxpayers.
Australian instructors and Ukrainian troops are training in counter-drone warfare as part of Operation Kudu in Europe.
A consortium of property investors and super funds led by investment manager Barings has purchased Melbourne's Moorabbin Airport in a $1.5 billion deal.
NSW's peak business policy and advocacy body has called for “urgent reform” to regional aviation in the state, saying high costs and limited connectivity are hurting businesses.
Virgin Australia says it is continuing to reach out to customers over around $90 million in COVID flight credits slated to expire on 30 June.
By: Jake Nelson
Qantas' first Project Sunrise A350-1000ULR has conducted its inaugural test flight.
Air Canada has flagged a potential return to Melbourne with new A350-1000 aircraft.
Taiwanese carrier STARLUX has confirmed it will fly between Sydney and Taipei starting next year.
StarFlight has marked a milestone 500 flight hours providing aeromedical services in Tasmania.
