Siddharth Vikram Philip is a journalist who writes for Bloomberg News and Fortune, with his work also appearing in publications such as Insurance Journal and Business Day. He covers a wide range of topics, including aviation, technology, and business. Siddharth's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on industry news and developments.
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Siddharth's coverage focuses on a wide range of topics within the transportation and logistics industry, with a particular emphasis on aviation and airlines. His articles often cover issues related to aircraft maintenance, airline operations, regulatory oversight, and business developments in the aviation sector.
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By: Siddharth Vikram Philip, Julie Johnsson
Boeing Co. has started offering workers at a planemaking factory in South Carolina “education sessions” about the implications of joining a union, as a crippling strike at its sites in the Pacific Northwest puts the spotlight on the resurgence of organized labor in the US.
By: Siddharth Vikram Philip, Kate Duffy
Aerospace parts supplier Senior Plc fell the most in more than four years after the company warned of lower near-term sales to both Airbus SE and Boeing Co. amid supply chain issues and a crippling strike at the US planemaker.
By: Siddharth Vikram Philip
Airbus SE’s already-reduced annual delivery goal has increasingly become a long shot, as handovers in September have left the European company with gap for the final three months that will be a stretch to fill even at a higher rate.
By: Siddharth Vikram Philip, Danny Lee
Airbus SE received an order for an additional 85 planes from Air India Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter, as the carrier looks to accelerate its growth ambitions in one of the world’s fastest growing aviation markets.
By: Kate Duffy, Siddharth Vikram Philip
British Airways has been forced to cancel some long-haul flights as the UK carrier suffers from issues afflicting its Boeing Co. 787 aircraft that are having knock-on effects on other parts of its fleet.
By: Danny Lee, Leen Al-Rashdan, Siddharth Vikram Philip
Airbus SE is closing in on an order to sell dozens of narrowbody jets to Saudi Arabia’s new carrier, according to people familiar with the matter, as the kingdom pours billions of dollars into turning the country into an aviation and tourism hub.
By: Siddharth Vikram Philip
Airbus SE reiterated its goal for 770 aircraft deliveries in 2024, sticking to the closely watched target despite supply-chain glitches that have weighed on the planemaker’s ambitious plans to boost production.
By: Siddharth Vikram Philip
Airbus SE will need to almost double its monthly deliveries in the last eight weeks of the year in order to meet its annual guidance.
By: Siddharth Vikram Philip
Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc expects to meet its annual profit guidance as a surge in long-haul travel drive demand for engines and their maintenance and the company trims costs.
By: Siddharth Vikram Philip
Air France-KLM said it expects to incur higher costs than it had previously estimated for this year following a revised wage deal as well as increased maintenance costs caused by supply-chain constraints.
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