Why 5G is a HUGE problem for Boeing, but NOT Airbus

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Sir Tim Clark is one of the most influential people in aviation today. After 20 years at the helm of Emirates, he’s had an immeasurable impact on the industry as a whole. Whenever he speaks, it’s smart to listen. So, when he called the recent 5G fiasco “one of the most delinquent” & “utterly irresponsible” things he’s seen in his career, you know the situation is bad.
But you don’t even have to take his word for it - just look at the chaos that ensued a few weeks ago. After airlines learned that 5G signals could compromise the safety of their aircraft, flights all across the globe were canceled. Luckily, the worst of it is behind us - wireless providers have temporarily switched off 5G near airports. But those towers won’t stay off forever, and once they come back online Boeing in particular could be in for a world of hurt. Let me explain…
#Boeing #Airbus #787 #5G