FAA to Retire Floppy Disks from Information Display Systems by End of 2028

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The Federal Aviation Administration plans to remove floppy disks from its information display systems across 435 sites by the end of 2028. The agency describes the change as a historic technology upgrade. The move replaces outdated storage media that the FAA has relied on for its display infrastructure. The article reports the timeline and scope of the transition but provides limited detail on the specific replacement technology. The upgrade is presented as part of the agency's ongoing modernization effort.

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