The Federal Aviation Administration is exploring arrangements under which cellular providers would help finance the $4.5 ...

The FAA estimates US operators may need to replace or upgrade 58,600 radio altimeters at a cost of about $4.5B to avoid ...

Just refreshed to avoid 5G interference? Do it again, FAA tells industry, as Upper C-band auction looms Airlines operating in ...

New rules that have been proposed by the Federal Aviation Administration could see United States aircraft operators needing ...

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) intends to require airlines and other operators to upgrade radio altimeters again to head off fresh interference threats ...

The FAA, seeking to avoid the safety risk and general chaos triggered by the last major wireless services rollout four years ago, is proposing new altimeter tolerance standards and a retrofit schedule ...

The FAA on Wednesday published a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) applying to all helicopters equipped with a radio, or radar, altimeter flying in areas where 5G C-band can interfere with the ...

The Federal Aviation Administration is asking aircraft manufacturers, operators, and companies that build radio altimeters to submit feedback on altimeter design and performance near 5G wireless ...

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The airport 5G problem – where some planes with older or faulty radio altimeters could be confused by strong 5G signals – has resulted in a further compromise. Carriers wanted airlines to have to ...