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The FAA Is Testing an AI-Powered Air Traffic Management Tool

CNETPublished 9 days ago

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The FAA and US Department of Transportation have launched a $875 million AI-powered system called SMART to assist air traffic controllers by predicting delays and optimizing flight management at three major airports near Washington, D.C. The system integrates multiple data streams to help human controllers plan airspace usage more efficiently without replacing them.

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