Benjamin Katz is a News Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as commercial and private airlines, planes and aircraft, as well as intersections with healthcare technology and automotive industries. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance, LiveMint, and the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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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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By: Benjamin Katz, Joshua Kirby
The Federal Aviation Administration is asking airlines to inspect hundreds of Boeing 737 MAX passenger jets for improperly installed cabin seats that could prove dangerous in the case of an emergency landing or severe turbulence.
The U.S. government is swinging behind a fledgling startup's moonshot bid to dislodge Boeing as America's only major maker of commercial airliners.
By: Benjamin Katz
JetZero’s blended-wing aircraft, the Z4, just got a boost from Washington: a $3 billion loan commitment to help start production.
By: Margherita Stancati, Noemie Bisserbe, Benjamin Katz
The water bombers, grounded often for maintenance, are prompting a debate over the country’s readiness ahead of the blazes.
By: Benjamin Katz, Margherita Stancati, Noemie Bisserbe
PARIS—An aging fleet of water-bombing planes, which have been grounded frequently for maintenance in recent days, has fueled a debate in France over whether the government was ready for some of the worst wildfires in decades.
By: Benjamin Katz, Nick Kostov
Wildfires tearing through a historic region for the sectors have prompted Airbus, Thales and MBDA to shut factories and Dassault to shift sensitive equipment.
By: Benjamin Katz, Nick Kostov
Wildfires sweeping through pine forests west of Bordeaux have forced the closure of some of France's most strategically important defense and
By: Benjamin Katz, Marcus Walker
Pressure is growing on airlines to re-evaluate the safety of flying to Russia as the drone war escalates.
By: Marcus Walker, Benjamin Katz
Pressure is growing on airlines to re-evaluate the safety of flying to Russia as the drone war escalates.
By: Serhii Bosak, Marcus Walker, Benjamin Katz
Pressure is growing on airlines to re-evaluate the safety of flying to Russia as the drone war escalates
