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An information-sharing program essential to government plans for a new national air traffic control system is about $105 million over budget and has been delayed two years, a government watchdog said Thursday.
The first phase of the Federal Aviation Administration program known as System-Wide Information Management, or SWIM, was supposed to be complete by 2013, but has now been pushed back to 2015, according to a report by the Transportation Department's Office of Inspector General.
The first phase of the Federal Aviation Administration program known as System-Wide Information Management, or SWIM, was supposed to be complete by 2013, but has now been pushed back to 2015, according to a report by the Transportation Department's Office of Inspector General.
