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Trump says he expects brand-new computerized system for air traffic control
Feb 6, 2025 6:17 AM

WASHINGTON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald

Trump on Thursday said he would work with Congress to ensure the

speedy adoption of a new computerized air traffic control system

after last week's collision of an Army helicopter and a

commercial jet that killed 67 people.

Trump said other countries used far more advanced systems

than the United States, and his private jet used a control

system produced in another country, but said he wouldn't name

it. The deadly collision would be "used for good" to modernize

U.S. air traffic control systems, he said.

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