Business Aviation Reacts Cautiously To 5G Agreement

January 07, 2022
This graphic from the FAA depicts the differences in 5G network deployments between the U.S. and France. Credit: FAA
Update: Under its agreement with telecommunications companies, the FAA on Jan. 7 released a list of 50 airports for which it proposes 5G exclusion zones. The list is attached here. Business aviation associations were cautiously optimistic about an agreement hammered out between the FAA and...

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