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You could pull it directly out of the pockets of the aircraft manufacturers who had years of opportunities to flag and fix these issues, too.
by InitialLastName 5y ago
You could pull it directly out of the pockets of the aircraft manufacturers who had years of opportunities to flag and fix these issues, too.
- enos_feedler 5y agoYes. C-band and it's usage for 5G didn't just turn up yesterday. Even if they do get payouts they will just it to give every customer free Apple/Samsung stuff.
- p_l 5y agoIn "aviation time", they turned up yesterday. Allocations everywhere else either are further away from radar altimeter frequencies, or follow similar mitigations to those proposed by FAA... for the very reason that aviation world was involved from the get go. But FCC selling allocation all the way to 3.98GHz with no mitigations happened very recently, while there are still worries (that are being verified) that 400MHz guard band might be not enough in case of transmitter failure.