FAA expands AI advice to manage air traffic congestion across entire US airspace

Ars Technica
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The FAA has expanded its $875 million SMART AI system nationwide to help manage US air traffic, aiming to reduce delays and fuel use by optimizing flight routes and schedules. The system, initially tested over Washington, DC, has rerouted 180 flights, saving time and fuel, but the air traffic controllers' union was not involved in its design or testing.


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