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The US Federal Aviation Administration announced today it will modernize air traffic control systems running on floppy disks by replacing them with the Enterprise Information Display System. The agency plans to install the new digital displays in 435 sites by the end of 2028, starting with upgrades at Atlantic City, Nashville, and Greater Rochester International Airports.
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