‘State of the art’ air traffic control system will be revealed soon, Duffy says

Air traffic monitoring system “the latest model” will be detected by the Trump administration in the “next two days”.

president Donald Trump will get a “first peek at infiltration” before the regime was submitted to congress as part of a funding request, according to Davi.

“We will have an advertisement in the next two days. We will have a new system.” It is safe, but we see cracks of age. So we will build a completely new system. ”

“We will move from copper lines to fiber lines. Our radar, some of the latest models that we return to our admiration in 1982. We will have a completely new radar, and new air traffic control units, and we will have sensors on the runways.” “So they do not have to stand in the tower and search for endoscopy. And often impedes the views of the console. On their screens, they will be able to see where the planes are, on the airport runway. So again, the best technology will be published.”

Duffy suggests major plans to upgrade air traffic control systems and use artificial intelligence to find “hot points”

Dofi said the key to upgrading the country’s air traffic control system is “speed.”

“It is not that we do not know that we have faced a problem in monitoring air traffic, but it takes a long time. Then technological changes, money changes, and departments change. So we have to do it really quickly. Thus Congress must give us all the money at the forefront,” tell “Fox & Friends”.

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Air control devices at the Ronald Reagan International Airport operate after a deadly collision in the air in late January. (Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)

He also said: “We have some Spacex engineers who help us and others, to help us publish – again this wonderful system.” “So we will rid our plan. Once again, I am talking to the president this week. Give him the first peek on infiltration, then we will put it to Congress and hope we get the money quickly.”

Duffy said Trump will get a “first peek” look at the new air traffic control system. (Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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Duffy previously said that upgrading the system may take up to four years to complete it.