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Monday, September 21, 2026

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

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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.

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