A brand new “art state” Air traffic management system Trump’s administration will be discovered in “The next few days,” the transport secretary Sean Duffy “Fox & Friends” said on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump It will get a “first peek” before the system is presented to the Congress as part of the financing request, Duffy states.
“In the next few days, we will have an announcement. We will have a whole new system. Again, our system is 25, 30 years. We use copper wires, disks. I mean … It’s awful, a system we use,” Duffy said. “It’s sure, but we see cracks of age. So, we’ll build a whole new situation in the artistic system.”
“Let’s go from copper lines to fibers. Our radar, some of the latest models we have from 1982. We will have a whole new radar, brand new air traffic controllers, we will have the sensors on the runway,” Duffy continued. “So they don’t have to stand in the tower and look with a doubt. And often the views of the controller are disturbed. They will be able to see on their screens where aircraft are on, on the asphalt. So, again, top technology that will be arranged. ”
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Sean Duffy’s transport secretary told Fox News on Wednesday that Trump’s administration in the “next few days” will announce a new air traffic control system in the “next few days”. (AP/Jacquelyn Martin)
Duffy said the key to upgrading the air traffic management system was “speed”.
“It’s not that we don’t know that we have had problems with air traffic control, but it lasts too long. And then changes in technology, changes in money, change administrations. So, we have to do it really quickly. And so the Congress has to give us all the money in advance,” Fox & Friends told us. ”
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Air controllers work in the control tower of the Ronald Reagan International Airport after a deadly middle air collision in late January. (Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)
“We have some Spacex engineers who help us and others, to help us consider ourselves – again this fantastic system,” he said. “And so we will throw out our plan. Again, I talk to the president this week. Give him the first peek, and then we will bring him to Congress and hope that the money will get quickly.”
Duffy said Trump will get the “first peek” of the new air traffic control system. (Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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Duffy said earlier that an upgrade of the system could take up to four years.
