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    A 26-minute-early Seattle arrival reportedly still meant a 26-minute wait to exit

    A traveler blames missing software and AI for the wait and recounts Duffy's case for predictive air traffic tools.

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    A traveler says he landed in Seattle 26 minutes early but waited the full 26 minutes to leave the plane, blaming missing software and AI and a failure to rearrange gates. In an earlier account of a conversation with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, he described SMART, a predictive tool from Air Space Intelligence. Duffy suggested a 2.5-hour ground stop might need only 45 minutes, while controllers would still make every call.

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    Garry Tan@garrytanI landed in Seattle 26 minutes early but Seattle is making us wait the whole 26 minutes because no software and no AI is in the loop and nobody thought to rearrange the gates so we could actually exit the plane 26 minutes early We could have a better system today, just a matter of will and better govt1h