5G Chaos Is ‘One Of The Most Delinquent, Utterly Irresponsible’ Seen In Aviation Career, Emirates President Says

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The ongoing chaos surrounding the Verizon and AT&T rollout of C-band in the United States is “one of the most delinquent, utterly irresponsible” situations the president of Emirates airlines has seen in his aviation career.

Speaking to CNN’s Richard Quest, Emirates president Tim Clark said that the Dubai-based airline was not aware of the issues until Tuesday morning “to the extent that it was going to compromise the safety of operation of our aircraft and just about every other 777 operator to and from the United States and within the United States.”

“I need to be as candid as I normally am, and say this is one of the most delinquent, utterly irresponsible issue subjects, call it what you like, I’ve seen in my aviation career because it involves organs of government, manufacturers, science, etc,” Clark said of the situation. “And you know, the notion that, for instance, the United States government should sell its franchise for all the frequencies for a large amount of money. Somebody should have told them at the time — that the risks and the dangers they placed in certain frequency uses around field, airfields, metropolitan fields that should have been done at the time.”


5G is going to prove to be one of humanities biggest blunders. Having the GOAT of blunders, Gutterball Biden in office for the rollout is tragic. God Help Us!
 

Bart

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So they have been working on this poop for years and then when it’s rolled out we have all these problem! Well we have to have our phones so just ground all the planes!
 

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So they have been working on this poop for years and then when it’s rolled out we have all these problem! Well we have to have our phones so just ground all the planes!

Let's face it, phones, especially iPhones, really are the most important thing in the universe.
 

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This roll out wasn’t just decided last week, it’s been planned for a long time. There are over 3 dozen countries that have 5G right now and there hasn’t been any reported problems. There was an article 2 weeks ago that stated that the problem could be because of the outdated equipment aboard the planes, it was using a wider band that what was supposed to be used. I think, the airlines want someone else to pay for upgrading their equipment.
 
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