Technology 5G from vodafone already available at George Best Airport, Belfast, Ireland, and Newcastle International Airport, England. Besides that, Communication Exchange also install technology fifth generation cell phone at the airport in birmingham, England, and Edinburgh Y Glasgowin Scotland.

As a result, tourists, business travelers and businesses in the UK’s five largest airports are starting to enjoy faster and more reliable mobile data thanks to the arrival of the fifth generation of mobile phones.

It airport get future-proofed high-capacity upgrades, so they can handle the mobile data demands of a large number of people.

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“Millions of passengers use the airport every year, so we love being able to provide them with fast data speeds, no matter how busy they are. Each of these airports plays an important role in their region and local economy, so it is great to be able to provide the connectivity they need to continue to grow and be successful,” said Vodafone UK Director of Networks and Development Andrea Dona. .

At a higher speed, 5G Optimal for tourists to download movies, series and music. Meanwhile, the lower latency, which is the time it takes to connect, makes accessing work documents and remote servers while waiting for flights much faster.

In addition, the ability to 5G to offer a much higher capacity means more people can enjoy a reliable signal, no matter how busy and congested the terminals are.

5G can also help businesses across airports in areas such as real-time inventory and smart carts where customers no longer need to scan their purchases at checkout. And this technology also has the potential to support a variety of the latest airport services, incl register contactless and digital passport control.

“It airport they are a fundamental part of the economy that supports the ecosystem of companies that employ thousands of people. Spread from 5G it will prepare airport connectivity for the future and enable new services that will support the airport, its customers, and those companies,” concluded Exchange Communications CEO, Tom Sime.