Drew FitzGerald is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, technology, finance, and security, with a particular focus on commercial and private airlines, space travel, and related industries. Drew's work has been featured in prominent publications such as MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, and Editor & Publisher Magazine.
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Drew FitzGerald's coverage primarily focuses on the tech industry, particularly wireless service providers and telecom. He frequently reports on government announcements, investment analysis, and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Drew Fitzgerald
Boeing shares dropped Thursday after investors feared that China’s long-awaited order of jets may be smaller than expected. President Trump said Chinese leader Xi Jinping had agreed to order about 200 Boeing jets as part of a broader set of trade talks happening in Beijing this week, according to a
By: Drew Fitzgerald, Esther Fung
National Transportation Safety Board officials questioned how damage was reported in the years leading up to November’s UPS jet accident.
Drew FitzGerald, Esther Fung Inconsistent communications among Boeing, airlines and regulators created blind spots about potential problems
Boeing's CEO said the company is ready to expand production of its 737 MAX models to 47 jets a month, a hopeful sign for its effort to move past quality-control problems. CEO Kelly Ortberg said Boeing recently passed a "capstone review" of its MAX production, clearing the way for its next increase
By: Micah Maidenberg, Drew Fitzgerald
Pledges to quickly deploy technology and ties cultivated with the Pentagon have helped land new contracts totaling billions of dollars.
Pledges to quickly deploy technology and ties cultivated with the Pentagon have helped land new contracts totaling billions of dollars.
By: Stephanie Stamm, Elizaveta Galkina, Drew Fitzgerald
The missile takes more than two years to build and relies on more than 400 companies before it is sent to conflict zones.
By: Drew Fitzgerald
The U.S. military is asking defense contractors to cut years off production time and slice hundreds of millions of dollars in costs.
By: Marcus Weisgerber, Drew Fitzgerald, Lara Seligman
Defense CEOs are planning to expand production but await congressional funding.
The Pentagon’s order of Thaad interceptors follows the company’s pledge to expand production over seven years.
