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The Washington Times: The FAA expanded its artificial intelligence-assisted air traffic management system, known as SMART, to all 22 U.S. air traffic control centers just three days before a nationwide ground stop was ordered.

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The Washington Times: The FAA expanded its artificial intelligence-assisted air traffic management system, known as SMART, to all 22 U.S. air traffic control centers just three days before a nationwide ground stop was ordered.

The Washington Times: The FAA expanded its artificial intelligence-assisted air traffic management system, known as SMART, to all 22 U.S. air traffic control centers just three days before a nationwide ground stop was ordered.

The nationwide ground shutdown ordered on Friday, November 13, required departing flights at all US airports to remain grounded due to extraordinary circumstances and safety concerns.

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