Credit: Airbus - Stefan Kruijer
Non-U.S. airlines and the trade groups that represent them remain concerned that the FAA’s planned 5G interference mitigation plan will leave many of their aircraft without needed radio altimeter (radalt) upgrades and unable to access large U.S. airports as a result. Several carriers and trade...
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