FAA names 50 airport buffer zones to counter potential 5G dangers - The Points Guy

"AT&T and Verizon now plan to turn on the 5G switch on Jan. 19, with a big caveat. Or 50 big caveats to be more precise. Both carriers will activate the service with buffer zones near 50 airports for six months in order to monitor potential flight disruptions. These buffer zones will restrict the 5G signals closest to the airports, protecting the last 20 seconds of flight."