VOICED : AT&T y Verizon demoran 5G cerca de aeropuertos de EEUU para evitar "caos"

AT&T and Verizon have delayed the deployment of their 5G networks near some U.S. airports due to concerns from the aviation industry about potential interference with flight instruments. The U.S. aviation agency has approved certain radio altimeters and cleared 48 out of 88 airports, while imposing restrictions on others. President Joe Biden thanked the companies for their decision, although they expressed frustration over the delay. Verizon noted that 5G has been safely deployed in over 40 countries without affecting air services.

Why did Bryson and AT&T decide to delay the 5G network deployment near some U.S. airports?

• Weather conditions

• Lack of necessary equipment

• Concerns about interference with flight instruments

• Due to technical issues with the network

How many airports received clearance from the aviation agency for 5G deployment?

• All airports

• 10 airports

• 48 airports

• 88 airports

What was the reaction of President Joe Biden to the decision of AT&T and Verizon?

• He was unaware of the decision

• He remained neutral

• He thanked the operators

• He criticized the decision

What frustration did the companies express regarding the 5G deployment?

• The competition from other countries

• The lack of public interest

• The high cost of deployment

• The slow response from U.S. authorities

In how many countries has 5G been deployed safely without affecting air services, according to Verizon?

• Over 30 countries

• Over 50 countries

• Over 40 countries

• Over 20 countries