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Published on 2025-03-05 20:22:43 - MSN
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  • More than one-third of the air traffic control systems across the United States are considered to be in an "unsustainable" state at the moment and the Federal Aviation Administration's efforts to upgrade the system are not having much impact.

The article from MSN discusses the aging infrastructure of the U.S. air traffic control systems, highlighting that 37% of these systems are considered "unsustainable" by the Department of Transportation's Inspector General. This assessment comes from a report indicating that many of these systems, crucial for managing the nation's airspace, are outdated and increasingly difficult to maintain due to their age, with some components over 30 years old. The report warns that these aging systems could lead to operational failures, potentially compromising safety and efficiency in air travel. It also notes that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been slow in modernizing these systems, despite recognizing the need for upgrades. The article emphasizes the urgency for investment in new technology to prevent disruptions and ensure the safety of the millions of passengers who rely on these systems daily.

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