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Lori Aratani

Washington, D.C., United States

Staff Writer at The Washington Post

Planes, trains, scooters, automobiles, eVTOLs -- I write stories about how people get around (and sometimes don't) for The Washington Post.

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  • 1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Lori Aratani

    Tariffs disrupt Boeing supply chain that sustained U.S. jobs, exports (washingtonpost.com) Tariffs disrupt Boeing supply chain that sustained U.S. jobs, exports By Lori Aratani 2025041611301600 Boeing's 787 Dreamliner jet is a multinational concoction, made of parts from around the globe. Wings from Japan. Doors from France. Portions of the fuselage are built in Italy before they are shipped to the United States to be assembled by workers in South Carolina.

  • 1 week ago | spokesman.com | Lori Aratani

    Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner jet is a multinational concoction, made of parts from around the globe. Wings from Japan. Doors from France. Portions of the fuselage are built in Italy before they are shipped to the United States to be assembled by workers in South Carolina. It’s an arrangement made possible by a nearly 50-year-old trade agreement that allowed Boeing and other players in the U.S. aerospace industry to sell airplanes and buy parts from anywhere in the world, duty-free.

  • 1 month ago | adn.com | Ian Duncan |Lori Aratani

    Aviation authorities on Friday permanently closed part of a helicopter route east and southeast of Reagan National Airport where an Army Black Hawk collided with an airliner in January, killing 67 people, acting on urgent recommendations issued by crash investigators this week.

  • 1 month ago | spokesman.com | Ian Duncan |Lori Aratani

    Aviation authorities Friday permanently closed part of a helicopter route near Reagan National Airport where an Army Black Hawk collided with an airliner in January, killing 67 people, acting on urgent recommendations issued by crash investigators this week. The Federal Aviation Administration said it would also permanently extend restrictions on helicopter traffic in an area around the busy airport that have been in place since shortly after the crash.

  • 1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Ian Duncan |Lori Aratani

    Aviation authorities Friday permanently closed part of a helicopter route near Reagan National Airport where an Army Black Hawk collided with an airliner in January, killing 67 people, acting on urgent recommendations issued by crash investigators this week. The Federal Aviation Administration FAA said it would also permanently extend restrictions on helicopter traffic in an area around the busy airport that have been in place since shortly after the crash.

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11 Apr 25

Tariffs could cost them. They’re still standing by Trump. https://t.co/nacUWicTGl

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11 Apr 25

China raises tariffs on U.S. goods to 125 percent as trade war deepens https://t.co/vnEeDvNgB4