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Many of America's busiest air traffic control towers still rely on paper flight strips to track aircraft movements. Now, the FAA is pushing to replace the decades-old system with digital technology. Supporters say it's overdue, while critics question whether electronics can match the reliability of paper and pen. CNN's Pete Muntean reports.
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