Airport operator Aena will implement a new TETRA digital radio system and more than 1,600 TETRA radio terminals from Motorola Solutions. The next-generation digital radio technology will be deployed at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport starting from 2020.

First responders in northwestern Minnesota and those serving the White Earth Reservation will see a coverage boost with a new purpose-built cell site as part of the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) buildout. The site, located between the White Earth Reservation and Itasca State Park, is part of FirstNet’s network expansion in Minnesota.

Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, Nepal, installed Nepal’s first TETRA network, providing airport users and security teams with a comprehensive critical communications solution.

The Archuleta County (Colorado) Board of Commissioners approved a conditional use permit for a new AT&T cell tower in the county. The tower will support FirstNet communications.

Finland took another step forward on the path towards mission-critical broadband service by publishing the Virve 2.0 request for information (RFI) on mission-critical services in the European Union’s Tender Electronic Daily Service.

A group of associations and companies representing public safety; first responders; railroads; electric, water and natural gas utilities; and oil and gas producers across the U.S. sent a letter to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai opposing the commission’s proposal to allow unlicensed use in 6 GHz spectrum.

The California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) Public Safety Communications office selected Nokia to upgrade the California Public Safety Microwave Network (CAPSNET), which is operated by Cal OES Public Safety Communications and supports the communications needs of many key state and local government public-safety agencies.

The trial for a theft of trade secrets lawsuit Motorola Solutions filed against Hytera Communications in 2017 began last week with jury selection.

A group of bipartisan senators requested a “thorough and thoughtful review” of the FCC’s 600 GHz proposal that would allow unlicensed use in the band.

T-Mobile USA announced a new initiative targeting public-safety users as it rolls out its nationwide 5G service.