Airports & Transportation

Cellular coverage is important in airports for several reasons:

  1. Communication: Allows passengers to communicate with friends, family, or business colleagues.
  2. Navigation: Enables passengers to use maps and navigation apps to find their way around the airport.
  3. Information: Provides passengers with access to flight information, gate changes, and flight status updates.
  4. Entertainment: Allows passengers to stream music, videos, or games while they wait.
  5. Emergency services: Enables passengers to call for help in case of an emergency.

Overall, good cellular coverage in airports helps to enhance the passenger experience and ensure that travelers are connected and informed.

Cellular coverage in airports can be bad for several reasons:

  1. High density of users: Large numbers of travelers and airport personnel can put strain on cellular networks, leading to reduced coverage and slow data speeds.
  2. Building materials: Airports are often built with materials, such as metal and concrete, that can interfere with cellular signals and reduce coverage.
  3. Obstructions: The layout of the airport, including walls and partitions, can obstruct cellular signals, reducing coverage.
  4. Electronic equipment: The use of electronic equipment, such as security systems and communication systems, can create interference and impact cellular coverage.
  5. Wireless network congestion: The high density of users in airports can lead to congestion on the local wireless network, reducing coverage and increasing the risk of interference.
  6. Spectrum interference: Other wireless devices operating in the same frequency spectrum can interfere with cellular signals, causing dropped calls and reduced data speeds.
  7. Outdated infrastructure: Many airports have outdated cellular infrastructure, which may not be capable of supporting the demands of modern mobile devices and services.
  8. Carrier limitations: The availability of cellular coverage in airports can be limited by the coverage and capacity of the local carrier network.

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Why RSS?

The licensed wireless industry is intricate. Experience has been a part of Repeated Signal Solutions (RSS) from the company’s inception in 2004. Unlike our rivals, RSS has been active in the licensed wireless frequency market for 19 years and still represents the majority of our first clients nationally.

  • 1

    Financial Transparency
    The RSS methodology has been demonstrated to put everyone at ease. This approach is the result of 19 years of expertise.

  • 2

    Trust: 92%+ of Our Customers Are Recurring
    Among licensed wireless services, RSS is one of the few that puts the client first.

  • 3

    Respect and Understanding for All Stakeholders
    To ensure that each party contributes for their use case, our process supports the creation of budgets for each group’s allocation of the system.

  • 4

    Total Solution Experience
    We offer end-to-end life cycles with the standard carriers SLAs starting at 10 years as part of our solutions.

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RSS’ mission is to act on behalf of our customers and provide innovative methodologies and detailed solutions that meet their wireless coverage challenges. We strive to provide value propositions based upon ethical business approaches with a high level of transparency and communication which builds mutual trust, respect and a basis for replicable results in our products and services delivery.

Pete Bohley, President of RSS

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