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Margaret Wallace, an educator specializing in air traffic control and airport management at the Florida Institute of Technology, recently shared her concerns regarding the aging technology that underpins the U.S. air traffic control system. She highlighted that many of the systems in use today were designed decades ago and have not kept pace with the rapid advancements in technology seen in other sectors.
Wallace emphasized that outdated systems can lead to inefficiencies and increased risks in air travel. She pointed out that while air traffic volumes have surged, the technology managing these flights has remained largely static. This disparity raises critical questions about safety and operational effectiveness.
Moreover, Wallace noted that modernizing air traffic control infrastructure is essential for accommodating future air travel demands. Implementing newer technologies could enhance communication, improve data sharing, and ultimately lead to a safer and more efficient airspace. The call for updates to the system underscores the need for investment in technology that can support the evolving landscape of aviation.
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