Predictive air traffic software, with controllers still making the calls
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy described Air Space Intelligence’s SMART as a predictive tool for air traffic management and said controllers still make every decision, according to an account by the event host.
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The event host recounts Duffy describing a command center where staff use six screens and a paper flight chart to make weather and routing decisions. Duffy said predictive software could help anticipate planes arriving at the same runway and suggested a 2.5-hour ground stop might need only 45 minutes. He said SMART does not hand controllers’ decisions to AI.
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