CLEAN : Delay of 5G rollout near US airports 'temporary solution' : expert

The video discusses the potential interference of 5G signals with radar altimeters used in aircraft, which could lead to safety issues. While many countries have deployed 5G without reported problems, the US is cautious and has implemented temporary measures, such as not activating 5G near major airports. Long-term solutions may involve redesigning radar altimeters or ensuring telecom signals do not interfere. The responsibility lies with both aircraft manufacturers and telecom companies, and further discussions are expected.

What is the primary concern regarding 5G signals and radar altimeters?

• 5G signals improve radar altimeter accuracy.

• Radar altimeters can easily filter out 5G signals.

• 5G signals are too weak to affect radar altimeters.

• 5G signals may cause radar altimeters to malfunction.

Why have AT&T and Verizon delayed turning on 5G near airports in the US?

• To avoid interference with radar altimeters.

• To improve 5G signal strength.

• To reduce costs of 5G deployment.

• To comply with international regulations.

What is the status of 5G deployment in countries other than the US?

• 5G signals are causing widespread issues.

• 5G has been deployed without reported interference issues.

• 5G deployment has been halted worldwide.

• Countries are waiting for US approval.

What is one potential long-term solution to the 5G and radar altimeter interference issue?

• Disabling radar altimeters during 5G operation.

• Using a different frequency band for 5G.

• Increasing the power of 5G signals.

• Redesigning radar altimeters to handle adjacent signals.

Which parties need to collaborate to resolve the interference issue?

• Government agencies and consumers.

• Aircraft manufacturers and telecom companies.

• 5G service providers and internet companies.

• Radar altimeter manufacturers and airlines.