Advancements in Aviation Technology
Let's use the best technology possible, the best predictors
possible, so humans can make the best decisions
possible.
And when we make the best decisions possible, that means you have less delays
and you have less cancellations, which means your experience in the
airspace is way better.
I think this is what the American people have asked from us.
Um, they've asked for a better experience, a safer experience, and
this is, uh, a lot of work, a lot of effort, uh, by our
teams to deliver for the American people.
There'll be a lot of questions, but I want to be clear.
Humans
control the airspace. Humans make decisions, but, um,
we're just giving them way better technology, way better foresight.
And so, uh, we're excited about what this
is gonna bring, uh, in
aviation. Uh, and as we s-s-- just as-- W-- People are like, "Is it gonna
change my whole experience for Christmas?" Maybe not by Christmas.
We're s-- we slow roll this. But as I look to next summer, and as
we roll this out further, I think you're gonna see a gradual
improvement of the airspace as you fly.
Um, and that's what we're here to do.
Uh, we're here to move at the speed of Trump,
and we're here to deliver for the
American people. And with all the new equipment in the
airspace as
well as new tools, this is the deliverable of what no one else
has in the world,
that we're doing first in America, uh, to change the way that you
experience air travel. So, uh, kudos to the FAA and the administrator,
uh,
ASI for the work they've done. They're our partner on the tech side.
And, uh, thank you for checking this out.
Uh, the future of aviation is, uh, months
away as we deploy these new tools.
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