JUMPJET:
Airline aviation has firmly regrouped as an industry since the early years of the pandemic 2020’s with the trans-Tasman market achieving normal growth rates that are forecast to remain for the forseable future.
Are you ready ?… Jump On!
Destinations
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Portfolio
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What will be the impact of future digital failure events on our airports…?
The key drivers of these failures are cyber attacks, increasing digitalisation and more complexity, plus increasing connectivity, complex baggage systems, biometrics and GPS errors to name a few. These failures cause widespread queues due to loss of passenger processing computer systems both private check-in, airport security and border control services provided by governments.
In essence, the future involves a constant battle; as airports become smarter and more connected, they become inherently more vulnerable. Thus requiring a proactive, integrated, and resilient approach to provide digital safety and defend against catastrophic operational collapse.
Jumpjet systems have a manual passenger processing capability on a small scale that is consistent with planned regional operations as the trans-Tasman market will not be immune. We have seen our share of airport chaos and need to plan around such future events.
Where is My Bag? – Lost, Delayed or Stolen Baggage?…
In the year to mid-2025 there was a slight improvement with mishandling of baggage dropping to 32 million pieces – still a significant issue for air travel. Representing some 90,000 bags per day lost, delayed or stolen. The price tag being around $USD 5 billion dollars. Some bags were located within 48 hours due to high tech search methods.
In addition to Jumpjet Tips international travelers can:-
• Protect Bags: by using hard shell luggage
• Pack Smart: by placing valuables, medications and essential clothes in carry-on bags
• Pack your Bag: so as not to breach airline limits
• Track your Bag: by using your own smart phone air tag that uses GPS and the CR2032 battery or another battery from the CR Range in the tag
Whilst statistics are improving the increasingly digital world will see more large scale future failures and challenges to the better results gained in the present. Such events will provide more potential for your luggage to miss the flight !!!
Popular Destinations for 2026 are across the ditch – Stay local in the Shoulder seasons and avoid the Crowds…
For 2026 travel, buzz around Australia’s laid-back Lennox Head (NSW), Adelaide/Adelaide Hills, Tasmanian gems like King Island (new farm experiences), and the wild West Coast, while New Zealand offers scenic road trips focusing on Rotorua, Hawke’s Bay, Queenstown, Milford Sound, and the Christchurch/Lake Tekapo region, with shoulder seasons (Spring/Autumn) being ideal for comfortable travel.
These seasons offer comfortable temperatures, fewer crowds, and beautiful landscapes across both countries, avoiding peak summer humidity or winter chill.
Let's get Jumpjet through into the market to offer heaps of new innovations for Trans-Tasman travel down under...!!!
Strahan Beach Park - West Coast - Tasmania
Pohutu Geyser - Rotorua NZ
Attractions That Keep on Giving...
Offers are on the board for some hot deals Across the Ditch !
“The trans-Tasman market between Australia and New Zealand is very buoyant with booming demand. Indicating a thriving recovery for the post-pandemic period. Both leisure and business travel groups are expanding.”
Managing Director
“Supply chain issues are improving with aircraft manufacturers meeting delivery targets. The Boeing 737 MAX 7 is finalising certification and deliveries are planned to commence in August this year.”
Director