San Antonio International Airport is set to get a $31 million tech overhaul—no fancy lounges here, but serious upgrades that could revolutionize air travel. Replacing aging copper wires with fiber optics, installing new radios, and rolling out electronic flight strips to replace paper logs, this is part of a $12.5 billion national push to modernize air traffic control. The goal? Sharper communication between controllers and pilots, better runway visibility in bad weather, and fewer delays and ground incidents. With outdated radios dating back decades, these upgrades promise clearer signals and smarter tools for tower crews. While software enhancements are still pending congressional approval, full implementation is targeted for 2028—making flights safer, smoother, and more reliable for everyone.
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