House lawmakers ask FAA to pause SMART AI system at three Washington area airports

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House lawmakers urged the Federal Aviation Administration to suspend use of the SMART AI-supported air traffic management system at Reagan National, Dulles International and Baltimore/Washington International airports pending further safety review.

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