Verizon and AT&T to limit 5G power amid fears of aircraft interference
(Android Central)

The two companies have already agreed to delay mid-band deployment. What you need to know AT&T and Verizon have proposed to limit their new 5G mid-band spectrum. The limits would allow the carriers to potentially avoid FAA concerns over interference. Both carriers have maintained that their new C-Band spectrum would not pose a problem. Verizon and AT&T are preparing to launch their new mid-band 5G spectrum in January to booth their networks for the best Android phones, but there may be some limitations in its initial rollout. The companies have penned a letter to FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel (via The Wall Street Journal), proposing power limits to their 5G towers. This would last roughly six months and allow the FAA to investigate the potential impacts that the frequencies may have on aircraft equipment. The letter, which was obtained by Android Central, points out how C-Band deployment in countries like Japan, Spain, Denmark, and Finland have not posed any problems d...