Benjamin Katz is a News Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He focuses on aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as airlines, Airbus, Boeing, and the insights of business leaders in the industry. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and LiveMint.
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Benjamin Katz's coverage largely revolves around the air travel industry, particularly focusing on incidents and disruptions in aviation. His articles often feature government announcements and evolving stories related to flight operations.
To effectively reach out to Benjamin, consider offering insights or commentary related to aviation safety, security measures, or regulatory changes that could impact the industry. Sources with expertise in crisis management within the aviation sector may also be of interest given his focus on disruptive events.
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The world’s biggest jet maker has had a frustrating change in fortunes, having been confident it could capitalize this year on a postpandemic surge in demand.
Airbus was confident it could capitalize this year on a postpandemic surge in demand, but the world's biggest jet maker has suffered a change in fortunes. At the start of 2024, Airbus had just smashed its record for annual orders, airlines were clamoring for more jets and production was ramping up. The company’s only significant rival, Boeing, was in an escalating crisis after a panel blew off a 737 midflight.
The world's biggest jet maker has had a frustrating change in fortunes, having been confident it could capitalize this year on a postpandemic surge in demand.
By: Benjamin Katz
The head of a private-jet company has been involved in a massive, often secret campaign to undermine his bitter rival. Now it’s spilling out into the open.
The head of a private-jet company has been involved in a massive, often secret campaign to undermine his bitter rival. Now it's spilling out into the open.
By: Peter Champelli, Daniel Kiss, Benjamin Katz
Scores of airlines have stumbled into a war zone in the Middle East; “we were lucky.”
Plane falls from the sky in Kazakhstan; experts see signs of antiaircraft strike
Passenger flights have become very safe—except when they go near conflicts
By: Dasl Yoon, Benjamin Katz, Timothy W. Martin, Soobin Kim
The Jeju Air flight’s final chaotic moments now sit at the heart of a South Korean investigation into one of the worst aviation disasters in years.
By: Timothy W. Martin, Dasl Yoon, Benjamin Katz
The Jeju Air flight's final chaotic moments now sit at the heart of a South Korean investigation into one of the worst aviation disasters in years.
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