WASHINGTON — Air traffic management is getting SMARTer. DC-area airports have begun deploying an advanced new artificial ...

The FAA says its new AI software will reduce stress for air traffic controllers, help reduce flight delays and cancellations, and lead to lower airfares—but aviation experts are skeptical about some ...

The FAA launched SMART Monday in the D.C. area, designed to help prevent flight delays and cancellations.

The federal government's new SMART AI-air traffic control system is raising eyebrows from one veteran controller.

The Department of Transportation is testing an AI-powered air traffic management tool to reduce flight delays and cancellations in the D.C. area ...

The SMART system is currently being used at three airports in the Washington, D.C., area and will slowly roll out to other ...

The software, called SMART, will debut in the Washington, D.C., area as soon as Monday before expanding nationwide ...

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 nearing a decision on the contractor for its AI-based Strategic Management of Airspace Routing Trajectories (SMART) system, designed to predict airspace conditions up to six months in ...

SMART is part of an $875 million, 12-year contract awarded to the Boston-based company Air Space Intelligence in June. The contract also covers development of a Flow Management Data and Services ...

The Leotek Interlux AI Traffic Signal System is being evaluated under real-world traffic conditions within Curiosity Lab’s connected smart city environment ...

AI traffic control systems are becoming a key part of modern traffic management as cities look for better ways to reduce congestion, improve safety, and handle growing urban populations. In ...