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ARTICLE · 01 MARCH 2021

Losing Connections: 5G Wireless Technology And The Potential Risk For Aviation

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Aircraft incidents and accidents are complex. When one occurs, it can involve a multitude of factors such as human error, organizational problems, and/or environmental factors.

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Aircraft incidents and accidents are complex. When one occurs, it can involve a multitude of factors such as human error, organizational problems, and/or environmental factors. Recently, a new risk factor related to technological advancement has formally been introduced to the aviation industry. This risk factor is 5G wireless technology.

What is 5G?

5G is an invisible but critical force in our lives these days. The radio frequency spectrum supports our reliance and dependency on wireless communications and radio frequencies are key for business, personal cell phone use, and for autonomous technology and aviation.

Radio waves travel across the electromagnetic spectrum, and this spectrum is comprised of frequency bands. The spectrum bands are similar to a multi-lane highway, but with each lane having its own unique characteristics. These characteristics specify who can operate within that lane or spectrum band, and some bands are licensed. In Canada, the

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