
30 years after the initial release of the operating system, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) — the United States (US) government agency responsible for overseeing civil aviation throughout the country — has announced its plans to phase Windows 95 out of air traffic control systems.
The news came in a recent FAA budget hearing in which the agency's head Chris Rocheleau explained the intent to fully overhaul the infrastructure, moving to a modern operating system while also moving on from floppy disks and other archaic pieces of tech (thanks, NPR).