Originally Posted by
wrench1
In the US, no. There appears to be more issues with the rotorcraft side given a number of approved helicopter approaches operate in prime 5G territory and especially in the GOM. With plans to expand 5G service to over 50,000+ square miles of the GOM this could negate most of the OSAPs used for deepwater ops as they require an operative radar altimeter. And given the only place to put 5G towers is on the same platforms the helicopters operate it will definitely cause some issues. Time will tell.
Hm.... so, what about testing ? Aviation Week shows pictures of test-chambers for satellites and military antennas. Is it possible that a bit of time in such chambers could be booked to see what happens with real equipment ? Not good to do the testing in the wild outdoors....the city-canyons and so forth.