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Air traffic control disruptions prompt calls for $20B fix, AI tool
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Air traffic control disruptions affected hundreds of US flights, highlighting the aging system. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the disruptions reinforce his request for $20 billion more to fix air traffic control, while the FAA launched an AI-powered tool for air traffic control around Washington DC amid concerns over increasingly autonomous systems.
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