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The US FAA says Verizon and AT&T agreed to delay some C-Band 5G usage until July 2023 as airlines retrofit some airplane radio altimeters to limit interference

Reuters David Shepardson

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  • @brendancarrfcc Brendan Carr on x
    The Administration's turbulent & irregular approach to 5G continues - needlessly risking our global leadership. Congress authorized the FCC - not DOT - to set 5G power & operating rules. Yet DOT just supplanted the FCC's regime through a closed-door deal https://www.faa.gov/...
  • @satcom_guru Peter Lemme on x
    The @FAANews has not been transparent in their analysis and recommendations regarding susceptibility to C-band 5G emissions by Radio Altimeters. The corrective action has not been detailed publicly nor any address towards MOPS and continued airworthiness of functions that use RA.…
  • @eliblumenthal Eli Blumenthal on x
    C-Band 5G and the FAA drama isn't over yet. FAA announces that Verizon and AT&T have offered “some level of voluntary mitigations for another year.” C-Band around airports was supposed to be on hold until July 5, 2022. Now it is July 2023. https://www.faa.gov/...
  • @b_fung Brian Fung on x
    The FAA announces a longer-term plan to let aviation “safely co-exist” with 5G around airports. Telcos pledged to keep their voluntary limitations in place until July 2023, while airlines will have to retrofit affected planes with new equipment by then. https://www.faa.gov/...
  • @vickerysec Chris Vickery on x
    Can airplane passengers keep their Verizon phones powered on during flight? Why not? Explain in detail. Very extreme detail. https://twitter.com/...
  • @verizonpolicy @verizonpolicy on x
    .@FAANews announced that an agreement has been reached regarding the deployment of #CBand spectrum near U.S. airports. The following statement may be attributed to Craig Silliman, EVP and Chief Administrative Officer for @Verizon: https://www.verizon.com/... https://twitter.com/.…
  • @davidshepardson @davidshepardson on x
    .@FCC commissioner on latest on C-Band 5G aviation issue https://www.reuters.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @davidshepardson @davidshepardson on x
    More criticism of @FAANews 5G announcement from aviation https://www.reuters.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @ajitpai Ajit Pai on x
    836 days after the @FCC urged aviation industry to “take appropriate action, if necessary, to ensure protection of [altimeters],” the FAA says wireless carriers “voluntarily” agreed to delay #5G for another *year* as airlines retrofit certain altimeters. https://www.reuters.com/.…