5G - to impact Air traffic....

January 18, 2022

The CEOs of the nation's largest airlines and shipping carriers are asking for "immediate intervention" to block AT&T and Verizon from launching part of their highly anticipated 5G network within two miles of airports.

At issue is 5G's C-Band, which wireless carriers invested billions on last year. Rollout is supposed to begin Wednesday, but industry group Airlines for America says the frequency could interfere with devices that measure airplane altitude and impact safety.

"Airplane manufacturers have informed us that there are huge swaths of the operating fleet that may need to be indefinitely grounded," Airlines for America wrote Monday in a letter signed by the CEOs of Delta, American, United, Southwest, FedEx, UPS and more, who serve on the group's board.

"The ripple effects across both passenger and cargo operations, our workforce and the broader economy are simply incalculable," the letter continued. "Every one of the passenger and cargo carriers will be struggling to get people, shipments, planes and crews where they need to be. To be blunt, the nation’s commerce will grind to a halt."

January 18, 2022

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The CEOs of the nation's largest airlines and shipping carriers are asking for "immediate intervention" to block AT&T and Verizon from launching part of their highly anticipated 5G network within two miles of airports.

At issue is 5G's C-Band, which wireless carriers invested billions on last year. Rollout is supposed to begin Wednesday, but industry group Airlines for America says the frequency could interfere with devices that measure airplane altitude and impact safety.

"Airplane manufacturers have informed us that there are huge swaths of the operating fleet that may need to be indefinitely grounded," Airlines for America wrote Monday in a letter signed by the CEOs of Delta, American, United, Southwest, FedEx, UPS and more, who serve on the group's board.

"The ripple effects across both passenger and cargo operations, our workforce and the broader economy are simply incalculable," the letter continued. "Every one of the passenger and cargo carriers will be struggling to get people, shipments, planes and crews where they need to be. To be blunt, the nation’s commerce will grind to a halt."

idemi calculate cheyakunda ne telecom companies rolling out aa;
cellphone ke airplane mode lo pettukomani antaru kada mari this one they didn't anticipate aa