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FAA begins use of AI tool in bid to reduce flight delays

FAA begins use of AI tool in bid to reduce flight delays
Channel News Asia Monday 21 September 2026, 18:58 UTC 1 min read
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FAA begins use of AI tool in bid to reduce flight delays WASHINGTON, Sept 21 : The Federal Aviation Administration on Monday said it began using a new software-based system that uses predictive analytics to improve how flights are managed. The FAA in June awarded an $875 million 12-year-contract to Air Space Intelligence.

FAA begins use of AI tool in bid to reduce flight delays WASHINGTON, Sept 21 : The Federal Aviation Administration on Monday said it began using a new software-based system that uses predictive analytics to improve how flights are managed. The FAA in June awarded an $875 million 12-year-contract to Air Space Intelligence. It is initially using the AI tool in the airspace around Washington, D.C. and plans to gradually expand it to other parts of the country. Source: Reuters
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