5G

We explore that question and more in this week’s Future of FLYING newsletter.

The inflight systems provider attributed the delay to a design error made by a third-party subcontractor of its 5G solution provider.

Transportation officials warn of possible travel disruptions next week due to a lack of equipment to prevent interference.

New federal rulemaking taking aim at potential 5G interference of helicopter radio altimeters should balance safety and operations, according to Helicopter Association International.

The proposed AD would affect more than 1,100 helicopters equipped with radar altimeters that could be compromised by 5G C-band interference, FAA said.

The proposed airworthiness directive would require passenger and cargo aircraft in the U.S. be equipped with 5G C-Band tolerant altimeters by next February.

Supply chain issues have made it impossible for air carriers to meet retrofitting deadlines, a coalition of stakeholders told Federal officials.

Radar altimeters designed to mitigate 5G interference have received TSO certification from the FAA.

Filters and other enhancements will ease concerns while airlines and wireless providers continue to work together.

Texas company designs unit for rotor- and fixed-wing aircraft to prevent 5G interference.