FAA Chief Meets Airline CEOs on New Delay Reduction Plan
The FAA head met with major airline chiefs to discuss rolling out a predictive software system named SMART. The technology aims to cut flight delays and manage weather disruptions.
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Federal Aviation Administration chief Bryan Bedford met with airline executives in the United States on Thursday to roll out a predictive software system aimed at curbing flight delays. The rollout targets major carriers as the agency fights persistent congestion across domestic airspace. The software initiative arrives as the agency seeks $10B in additional funding for air traffic control overhauls.
