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Originally Posted by Efthreeoh
Proved what point? I'd bet Lock Mart and Raytheon would tend to disagree with you. They might program one or two FAA computer systems. And not with punch cards.
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It’s Lockheed Martin.
Guess you really aren’t that in the know.
The system the FAA has used for essentially the last 50 years is a disaster and that is why the system was not automated, which was the response to why the air system is not automated.
The current system depended on controllers writing info on paper and placing it on a board.
Next Gen received initial funding in 2007 and is only half way complete, with completion not scheduled until 2030.
Guess you can claim a lot, but evidence showing you clearly are not that up on that subject either.