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The FAA announced on Thursday it will phase out floppy disks across more than 400 air traffic control locations by 2028. This move replaces outdated hardware storing critical data like weather conditions and airport status updates. Congress previously approved $12.5 billion for system upgrades, while the Department of Transportation seeks another $30 billion.
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