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It was pointed out to me, years ago, that this is an FCC regulation not an FAA regulation, the reason given being that cellphones in the air can/do lock onto ma
by inopinatus 15y ago
It was pointed out to me, years ago, that this is an FCC regulation not an FAA regulation, the reason given being that cellphones in the air can/do lock onto many more towers than on the ground (due to the inverse square law), and the network control protocols & software are (or were) not robust against this.