Washington is good at creating conflicts. It is far less successful at avoiding them. Five years ago, a dispute between the aviation and wireless industries became a case study in how Washington can fail. Today, these same industries have pioneered a new model for how Washington should work. America’s competitiveness challenges are often portrayed as […]
An alternative to Washington gridlock
How the airline and wireless industries worked together on Upper C-Band spectrum offers a model for getting things done, write Chris Sununu and Ajit Pai. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call file photo file photo)
Posted August 14, 2026 at 6:00am
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