NEW YORK: The United States will gradually permit more 5G telecommunications service near airports, but a long-term solution on air safety concerns will take at least a year, a senior regulator said Thursday.
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) chief Steve Dickson, said the agency will “continue to shrink the problem” in the coming months, but a final resolution would not be ready until “probably early 2023” or later.
Dickson appeared at a congressional hearing focused on the implementation of 5G service in the United States, which was repeatedly delayed due to concerns the signals would interfere with radio altimeters that allow…
