AT&T and Verizon are making last-minute concessions on their 5G services for faster internet on mobile phones because of security concerns in the airline industry. According to Verizon, the decision was made voluntarily to initially limit the introduction of the new mobile communications standard in the vicinity of airports. This was preceded by a conflict with US airlines, which feared disruptions to air traffic because a radio frequency range of 5G and aircraft electronics could get in the way. US President Joe Biden thanked the mobile phone companies for their cooperation and spoke of a limited number of locations where the introduction of 5G is now being delayed.
USA – Concessions on 5G – Economy
