5G and aviation interference: non-issue for Nolinor

A Noliner cargo plane taxis on the runway near an airport control tower labeled "CARGO." The sky is partly cloudy.

The media has recently highlighted potential interference issues related to 5G cellular networks and the potential impact on the aviation industry.

America’s aviation regulatory body, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) estimates that, with certain exceptions, Boeing aircraft—including the B737—are not at risk of navigational issues when flying in proximity to 5G towers.

The team at Nolinor Aviation is following all Transport Canada directives, and no issues have been detected.

“We are familiar with the issue, and even though our fleet hasn’t been affected by 5G, we’re cooperating with Transport Canada to ensure operational compliance,” said Nolinor Operations Director, Yves Bergeron.

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