National Jet Express (NJE) was established to operate charter and scheduled services using National Jet’s own branding, using BAe 146, BAe Jetstream and Dash 8 aircraft, and freighter services on behalf of Australian air Express using the BAe 146 and Boeing 727. For a short time in the 1990s, NJE operated a Boeing 737-300. NJE’s scheduled services included Australian Indian Ocean Territories and Kambalda, which ended in 2010 and 2012 respectively. National Jet was rebranded to Cobham Aviation Services Australia in 2009, to align it with parent company Cobham plc. In 2014, Cobham announced it would acquire an Embraer E190 to use on its closed charter services to Barrow Island. The first aircraft was introduced in 2015, and withdrawn in 2018, with a second being sourced in May 2019. In June 2018, Cobham donated the forward section of one of their retired BAe 146 aircraft to the South Australian Aviation Museum. The section features the flight deck, forward galley and cabin, and is intended to be turned into an interactive exhibit. Cobham introduced the Q400 into the charter fleet in August 2019. Cobham continues to operate its fleet of BAe 146 freighters, now using Qantas Freight branding.