Andrew Tangel is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on the latest developments and trends within the industry. Andrew's work has been featured in prominent publications such as MarketWatch, LiveMint, Yahoo Finance, and WNYC, among others.
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Andrew Tangel's articles predominantly focus on the aviation industry, particularly aircraft safety and regulation. He frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to aviation.
To effectively reach out to Andrew, consider providing insights or expert commentary on recent developments in the airline industry, specifically pertaining to aircraft safety measures, FAA regulations, air traffic control challenges, or significant personnel movements within major aerospace companies. If you have unique perspectives regarding technological advancements that impact air travel safety or concerns about staffing and fatigue among airline professionals, these could also be of interest to him.
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By: Andrew Tangel, Sharon Terlep
Andrew Tangel, Sharon Terlep Boeing and Toyota donated $1 million each to help fund a new reality-television inspired show starring
By: Andrew Tangel
Federal safety officials and lawmakers have been at odds over mandating systems enabling pilots to see nearby aircraft.
By: Andrew Tangel, Drew FitzGerald
Andrew Tangel, Drew FitzGerald Federal regulators are expected to certify Boeing's second-to-last version of its 737 later this month, marking a significant—albeit belated—milestone for the plane maker.
By: Anat Peled, Andrew Tangel, Alexander Ward, Marianne Levine
Worries that the president’s new jet lacked defensive capabilities, combined with an Israeli warning about a possible threat, led him to fly on an old Air Force One.
By: Alexander Ward, Anat Peled, Andrew Tangel, Marianne LeVine
Alexander Ward, Anat Peled, Andrew Tangel, Marianne LeVine A lack of defensive capabilities aboard President Trump's new luxury jet led him
By: Andrew Tangel
Newark’s Having Trouble Again—And Summer Air Travel Is at Stake
Andrew Tangel Flying via Newark Liberty International Airport has improved after last year's turbulence—but things are looking bumpy again.
By: Andrew Tangel
Federal authorities had previously examined the rotor blades following the April 2025 accident that killed six.
By: Andrew Tangel
Andrew Tangel Accident investigators are examining whether a bird strike might have led to a deadly helicopter crash last year in the Hudson River, killing six people.
Boeing shares edged higher after the plane maker won back the authority to perform final safety sign-offs on its newly produced 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner jets. Starting next week, Boeing employees, working on behalf of the Federal Aviation Administratio
