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Air traffic control run by Compaq computers is safe but inefficient, FAA head says
The Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic control system, which relies on Compaq computers, has been deemed safe by FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford.
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The Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic control system, which relies on Compaq computers, has been deemed safe by FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford. The system's safety is a crucial aspect, as it handles a significant volume of air traffic. However, the technology used is outdated, with hundreds of FAA facilities still operating on decades-old equipment. This outdated technology has been identified as inefficient, but the FAA head has expressed confidence in the system's ability to function safely.
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