WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The White House said on Tuesday that it wants to reach a solution on 5G deployment that protects air safety while minimizing disruption to air travel.”Our objective is of course to reach a solution around 5G deployment that maintains the highest level of safety while minimizing disruptions to passenger travel,” White House spokesperson Jen Psaki told reporters.
(Reporting by Trevor Hunnnicutt; writing by Merdie Nzanga; editing by Tim Ahmann)
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