50 airports are getting temporary protection from new 5G signals
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What you need to know 50 airports will get e temporary buffer ensuring they aren`t covered by new C-band 5G connectivity. The FAA is concerned that C-band antennas could affect onboard flight systems. The buffers will be in place for six months after C-band 5G coverage goes live. The FAA is concerned that the new C-band 5G could impact flight navigation systems. A total of 50 airports across the United States are being given temporary protection from new 5G coverage to ensure safety, according to a new report. This comes following concerns from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that C-band network masts could disrupt the flight systems used by airplanes. According to a Cnet report, the 50-strong list includes hubs including John F. Kennedy International in New York City, Los Angeles International, and Chicago`s O`Hare International. All of the airports are in areas where C-band 5G coverage is expected to go live on January 19. A statement by the FAA notes all 50 airpor...