Janes analysts shortlisted in the 2021 Aerospace Media Awards

Insights from the trusted global agency for open-source defence intelligence were shortlisted seven times in the 2021 Aerospace Media Awards.

LONDON - Janes insights have been shortlisted seven times in the Aerospace Media Awards 2021, reflecting the continued strength of the news and insights from the trusted global agency for open-source intelligence. The awards celebrate excellence in aerospace journalism, and Janes analysts have received nominations across five categories.

“I’m delighted the Aerospace Media Awards have shortlisted insights from Gareth Jennings, Charles Forrester, Richard Scott, and Kelvin Wong,” said Rob Veal, Chief Content and Data Officer at Janes  “The Janes stamp of trust is inherent in our analysis and throughout the interconnected intelligence we provide to our customers. As we continue to build on our publishing legacy into the trusted global agency for open-source defence intelligence, our validated and trusted news is vital to workflows across the defence and national security industries.”

Insights from Janes analysts have received nominations in the following categories:

Best Propulsion:

• Gareth Jennings, Aviation Editor, for “Reaction Engines and Rolls-Royce partner on high-speed aircraft propulsion”
  

Best Unmanned Systems Submission:

• Kelvin Wong, Unmanned Editor, for “Winning streak: China hits stride in armed MALE UAV exports”
• Richard Scott, Naval Contributor, for “Prize catch: Gremlins testing puts air-recoverable UAVs within reach”

Best Military Aviation Submission:

• Gareth Jennings, Aviation Editor, for “The Dark Art: Airborne EA becomes ‘the new black’ for mission success”

Best Breaking News Submission:

• Gareth Jennings, Aviation Editor, for “UK bars South Korea from selling FA-50 to Argentina”

Best In-depth Aviation Submission

• Charles Forrester, Lead Analyst, for “Industrial Action: Finnish defence-industrial capabilities”
• Gareth Jennings, Aviation Editor, for “Brewing up a storm: Tempest ushers in new era for UK combat aviation”