Press & Media
Our press team love working with journalists around the world to share compelling, unique stories and the latest industry news. If you’re a member of the media and would like to talk, please get in touch with us and a member of our Public Relations & Marketing team will be in touch!
Only media enquires will receive a response. If you’re a reader that would like to get in touch, please visit this page and we’ll be happy to help you out there!
Some Background Information…
Travel Radar Media was founded by current Chief Executive, Luke Will, in June 2015 as a Community Facebook Page aimed at other enthusiasts of Aviation. For two years, Travel Radar Media (Then known as Aviation Lovers) operated across the social media realm branching out onto Instagram and Twitter. When Co-Founders, Kevin Swindlehurst and Jake Smith, joined the team in 2017, the organisation took to new heights renaming as ‘Travel Radar Media’ and adopting a holistic media approach, including website, news and photography. Since then, we have grown to over 30 staff in 6 continents and reach over 20million readers per year with a total following of over 500,000 across all platforms. In December 2018, we registered as a News Agency in the United Kingdom, company number 11743358, and began operating out of our Head Office at International House, 12 Constance Street, London. Want to hear the full story? More Information Here!
Media References & Work:
We have worked with Russian Media outlet, Korrespondent.net, supplying images and information relating to a LOT, Polish Airline, incident in 2018.
Following a LOT, Polish Airline, incident in 2018, we worked with ng.pl.ua to provide information and images
We also worked with Vesti.md as a source of images and information regarding a LOT incident in 2018
Content from Travel Radar Media’s Visual Media department was featured in a three-part BBC Four series titled ‘Planespotting Live’ in August 2019, produced by Plum Pictures.
Subject Specialist writers from our Aviation Correspondence team provided information to Computer World relating to the Google Pixel 4 ‘Radar’ program