AT&T, Verizon Balk at 5G Delay on Airline Flight Warning

The transcript discusses the potential risks of launching a new 5G network on air travel safety in the US. It highlights concerns from the government, particularly the Secretary of Transportation and the FAA, and the responses from telecom companies like AT&T and Verizon. The telecom companies suggest possible delays in 5G installation near major airports. The government emphasizes prioritizing traveler safety, indicating a potential shift towards the aviation industry's concerns, with political implications in Washington.

What is the main concern regarding the launch of the new 5G variation?

• It could pose risks to US air travelers.

• It will slow down internet speeds.

• It might interfere with mobile services.

• It will increase data costs.

Who are the key government figures involved in addressing the 5G concerns?

• The President and Vice President

• The Secretary of State and the Federal Communications Commission

• The Secretary of Defense and Homeland Security

• The Secretary of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration

What did AT&T and Verizon propose in response to the concerns about 5G?

• To stop 5G development entirely

• To delay 5G installation near major airports

• To increase the speed of 5G rollout

• To offer free 5G services to travelers

What is the priority of the Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration regarding 5G?

• To ensure the safety of travelers and the aviation industry

• To promote faster internet speeds

• To reduce the cost of mobile services

• To expand 5G coverage nationwide

What is the likely outcome of the discussions in Washington regarding 5G and aviation safety?

• A reduction in aviation safety measures

• An increase in 5G installation speed

• A complete halt to 5G services

• A focus on the safety of individuals and travelers