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EU to make it mandatory for airlines to have 5G connectivity inside their aircraft

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Airlines are obliged to install a pico-cell on their aircraft to amplify 5G coverage to passengers. EU Commissioner Thierry Breton said that 5G has enabled innovative services for people and growth opportunities for European companies. With this new regulation, passengers can simply connect with their existing 5G data plans without the need to pay their airlines for WiFi.
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EU to make it mandatory for airlines to have 5G connectivity inside their aircraft

The days of having to turn on Airplane mode inside an aircraft may be over (well, at least in Europe) after the European Union is set to make it mandatory for a

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TechNave broke the news on Saturday, November 26, 2022.
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