BBCNEWS World Business Report January 19, 2022 05:41:00
But airlines in the us warned the signals could interfere with aeroplane navigation systems. james clayton has more from san francisco. this was a game of high—stakes chicken. a stand—off between telecoms companies and airliners, with the us public stuck firmly in the middle. in the one corner, airliners who said the new 56 frequency due to be rolled out on wednesday would interfere with crucial instruments. they said planes would have to be grounded if masts were switched on near airports. in the other corner, telecoms companies who want to roll out 56 on a frequency that gives lightning ...
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