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The FAA has launched an AI-supported air traffic management tool at three D.C.-area airports to reduce delays and cancellations.
The FAA has begun using AI in Washington-area airspace to predict congestion and help managers adjust routes and departure times before delays spread.
The FAA says the system moves air-traffic management from a reactive approach to a predictive one, helping officials plan hours, days and even weeks ahead instead of responding after delays have built.
Sec. of Transportation Duffy hails tech as a way to reduce delays. Virginia Congressman Beyer worries it's a danger to the region.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the new system will not replace human controllers.
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