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NewsNation · +3h Washington Examiner · +5h The Hill · +6h The Epoch Times
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will give remarks Monday as the Federal Aviation Administration rolls out a new artificial intelligence tool aimed at helping air traffic controllers manage congestion and reduce flight delays.
Read at thehill.com →Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says the tech will "fundamentally reshape how the airspace is managed" and cut thousands of delays and cancellations.
Read at newsnationnow.com →LIVE NOW: Duffy Marks Launch of FAA’s New AI Air Traffic Management System theepochtimes.com
Read at theepochtimes.com →The Federal Aviation Administration will begin rolling out its new artificial intelligence tool to help air traffic controllers monitor the skies, starting the program in the Washington, D.C., area as soon as Monday.
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