The modernization of Chicago’s airports is still underway, with some major infrastructure projects yet to be completed. But one advancement has arrived that officials say will ensure more on-time takeoffs and arrivals.
It involves the communications between the air traffic control tower and pilots. Some might wonder why it took so long to replace a rather old-fashioned system.
We’ll tell you about the digital revolution at the airports.
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