The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Monday rolled out a new artificial intelligence-supported tool designed to spot potential air traffic problems before they happen and reduce delays and ...

(NewsNation) — The Federal Aviation Administration is reportedly expected to roll out a new AI-powered air traffic control software to help reduce delays and cancellations. The Wall Street Journal ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy addressed concerns regarding the use of artificial intelligence in a new air traffic control system on Thursday, assuring Americans that the Trump administration is ...

The FAA is beginning a phased rollout of an AI-enabled platform designed to give air traffic controllers earlier warning of congestion, weather impacts, and other constraints. The Federal Aviation ...

Federal aviation officials on Monday launched an artificial-intelligence-powered air traffic control tool at the three main airports serving the Washington area, the Transportation Department said.

The FAA launched its $875 million AI air traffic control system on Monday with a rollout that has the system, given the acronym SMART, beginning its work at the three major airports serving the ...

In context: The FAA has long suffered from a shortage of air traffic controllers, and many air traffic control systems are badly outdated, making the sector an obvious target for AI-powered automation ...