Startup eyed over flight chaos funnels cash to Transportation chief's son-in-law

Summary

The developer of a new AI system now under scrutiny as airplanes stand grounded nationwide funneled cash into the political campaign of Transportation chief Sean Duffy's son-in-law, records show. Air Space Intelligence, the contractor Duffy announced in June would develop the Federal Aviation Administration's new AI-powered air traffic management system, contributed $12,500 to the congressional campaign of U.S. Rep.-elect Michael Alfonso (R-WI) in March this year, federal records show. The contract it won was worth up to $875.9 million . The Strategic Management of Airspace, Routes and…

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