![]() ![]() Verizon agreed to temporarily not turn on about 500 towers near airports, sources told Reuters, or less than 10% of their planned deployment, while the carriers and the administration work on a permanent solution. ![]() The FAA cleared seven additional altimeters, bringing the total approved to 20. commercial aviation fleet to perform low-visibility landings at airports where 5G wireless is deployed. The FAA, which did not comment on Dickson's planned testimony, said Tuesday it issued approvals for additional altimeters that allow about 90% of the U.S. passenger and cargo carriers warned of a potential "catastrophic" aviation crisis and said that without a delay of 5G deployment near some airports "the vast majority of the traveling and shipping public will essentially be grounded." Radio altimeters are used to give data on height above ground for bad-weather landings and the 5G technology could cause interference, the FAA has warned. ![]() 18 to delay switching on new telecom towers near key airports even as they turned on the new 5G C-Band service. "I hope Administrator Dickson and all of our witnesses come prepared for a robust discussion about how the goal of a successful 5G deployment can co-exist with the safety of our skies," Committee Chairman Peter DeFazio said in a statement to Reuters.ĪT&T T.N and Verizon Communications VZ.N agreed on Jan. ![]()
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