Air Initia, All Nippon Airways, Emirates ma le kamupani vaalele a Iapani ua taofia le malaga atu i Niu Ioka, New Jersey, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, ma Seattle ina ua uma ona faaalia le popole tele i le faʻapipiʻiina o le 5G i tafatafa o malae vaʻalele i le Iunaite Setete.

Na faasilasila mai e le Air India o le a le toe faia ni vaalele i le aso e sosoo ai i le John F. Kennedy International Airport i Niu Ioka, San Francisco International Airport, Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, ma New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport "ona o le faʻaogaina o fesoʻotaʻiga 5G. i Amerika.”

Emirates na faalēaogāina foʻi vaʻalele i le itiiti ifo ma le iva taulaga a Amerika, toe "ona o popolega faʻagaioiga e fesoʻotaʻi ma le faʻatulagaina o le faʻatulagaina o le 5G telefoni feaveaʻi auaunaga i le US"

Japan Airlines (JAL) ma All Nippon Airways (ANA) na faaleaogaina a itiiti mai 13 US vaalele.

Vaalele ma le US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) sa fa'ailoa fa'afia atu atugaluga e uiga i le C-band 5G e ono fa'alavelaveina mea faigaluega va'alele, e ta'ua o le leitio altimeter.

E o'o mai i le taimi nei, na fa'amama e le vaega o va'alele a Amerika le itiiti ifo ma le afa o va'a fa'apisinisi a le atunu'u mo tu'ueleele i malae va'alele e ono a'afia i le fa'alavelave 5G. O kamupani vaalele faavaomalo na matua afaina foi, ma All Nippon Airways fai mai e ui o lana Boeing 787 e mafai ona faagaoioia i lalo o taiala fou, ae le mafai e le 777.

I le tali atu i popolega, AT&T ma Verizon na tolopo le Aso Lulu o le 5G auaunaga i tafatafa o nisi malaevaalele, ae le o mea uma.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

Air India, All Nippon Airways, Emirates and Japan Airlines have suspended flights to New York, New Jersey, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and Seattle after expressing serious concern over the deployment of 5G near the airports across the United States.
Emirates also canceled flights to at least nine US cities, again “due to operational concerns associated with the planned deployment of 5G mobile network services in the U.
So far, the US aviation body cleared less than a half of the nation's commercial fleet for low-visibility landings at the airports potentially affected by 5G interference.