Lori Aratani is a Reporter at The Washington Post. She covers transportation issues, focusing on airlines, airports, and the innovative technologies that are reshaping how people travel. Her work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including Stuff, Yahoo News, and The Boston Globe.
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Lori Aratani's coverage focuses on national travel and transportation, particularly the aviation industry. Her articles often involve government announcements, legal policy regulation, and breaking news related to airlines, airports, and air travel.
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- Provide insights into evolving stories or breaking news related to the aviation industry in the United States.
- Offer expert commentary on government policies or regulations impacting the airline industry.
- Pitch topics such as new developments in airport infrastructure, changes in TSA procedures, significant airline mergers or acquisitions with relevance to U.S. markets.
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By: Niha Masih, Lori Aratani
Flight reductions ordered by the Trump administration ended Monday after cuts during the shutdown caused more than 9,500 flight cancellations and tens of thousands of delays.
By: Lori Aratani, Rachel Weiner, Dan Diamond
The announcement comes after two crashes involving mobile lounges used to transport passengers. The airport is already undergoing a massive renovation.
By: Rachel Weiner, Lori Aratani, Dan Diamond
President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that his administration would rebuild Dulles International Airport, pledging to make major changes to the 63-year-old airport.
By: Lori Aratani, Tara Copp
Less than a year after a U.S. Army helicopter collided with a commercial jet, a new defense bill would allow the military to again fly without location transmitters in congested D.C. airspace.
The Trump administration is seeking to boost U.S. companies as they compete for dominance in the burgeoning air-taxi sector — with an eye toward showcasing the technology at the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
By: Marissa Lang, Lori Aratani, Marissa J. Lang
The Tokyo-bound flight landed safety at the airport after circling to burn off fuel.
The administration is seeking to boost U.S. companies as they compete for dominance in the burgeoning air-taxi sector, with an eye toward showcasing the technology at the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
By: Tara Copp, Lori Aratani, Rachel Weiner
The Jan. 29 collision between a military helicopter and a commercial jet over the Potomac River near Reagan National Airport killed 67 people.
By: Tara Copp, Rachel Weiner, Lori Aratani
The bipartisan review of the collision near Reagan National Airport reflects a concern with the military’s tendency to fly aircraft in congested areas without transmitting their location data.
By: Tara Copp, Lori Aratani, Rachel Weiner
The bipartisan review of the collision near Reagan National Airport reflects a concern with the military’s tendency to fly aircraft in congested areas without transmitting their location data.
