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Sprint Adds Major U.S. Airports to Growing List of PCS Wi-Fi Access Hot Spot Locations through Roaming Agreement with Concourse

Chicago, IL – December 2, 2003 – Being productive while spending time in airports is becoming easier for frequent air travelers with access to high-speed Wi-Fi networks. Sprint (NYSE: FON, PCS), operator of the nation’s largest next generation wireless network, and Concourse Communications Group, LLC, a leader in the design, installation and operation of wireless voice and data networks, today announced the signing of a Wi-Fi roaming agreement. The agreement enables PCS Wi-Fi Access customers to use Concourse Wi-Fi networks at several major U.S. airports. Hot spots in passenger areas at LaGuardia and Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airports are now available, with Detroit Wayne County Metropolitan, JFK and Newark Liberty Airports expected to follow in early 2004.

According to analysts, airport hot spots are among the fastest growing locations for Wi-Fi usage worldwide. PCS Wi-Fi Access is a high-speed wireless data service from Sprint that uses 802.11b technology to enable mobile professionals to replicate their desktop environment and get remote access to the Internet, e-mail and corporate applications on their mobile devices while away from the office. Sprint is focused on providing Wi-Fi services in high traffic areas such as airports, hotels, convention centers and other public venues where customers tend to need it most and can derive the greatest benefit.

“Sprint understands that the killer app for our business customers is wireless access to whatever corporate information they need to get their jobs done while away from the office,” said Phil Bowman, vice president of business marketing for Sprint. “Through our relationship with Concourse, we are able to provide high-speed wireless access in some of the country’s busiest airports. With PCS Wi-Fi Access, customers can use their laptops to quickly and easily access the Internet, email and corporate applications at speeds that would typically require being in the office or at home. We’re changing the paradigm with PCS Wi-Fi Access and PCS Vision data services.”

“Earlier this year, we announced the availability of Wi-Fi service to end users in several of our airports,” said Joe Beatty, CEO of Concourse Communications. “Our plan was to establish roaming agreements with the key Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISPs) in order to allow the networks to be used by the largest possible audience. Consequently, we’re delighted to have Sprint as a roaming partner and look forward to hosting their PCS Wi-Fi Access customers at our existing Wi-Fi networks at Minneapolis-St. Paul International and LaGuardia Airports, as well as at future Concourse Wi-Fi venues.”

Customers will need a Wi-Fi Internet card or mobile device embedded with Wi-Fi technology in order to take advantage of the service. PCS Connection ManagerSM Software with Wi-Fi enables laptop users to manage the service in hundreds of other Sprint compatible public Wi-Fi ZONES in a consistent manner. To subscribe to the service, and to download the software, Sprint as well as non-Sprint customers can visit www.wifi.sprintpcs.com. The software includes the ability to detect Wi-Fi in public venues compatible with Sprint service, as well as a directory of all compatible PCS Wi-Fi Access locations, and is automatically updated as new locations are added.

PCS Wi-Fi Access is available at an introductory price of $6.95 per connection, for 24 hours of unlimited access per location. Customers can get information about the service by calling 1-866-PCS-WIFI (727-9434) from any phone or pressing #-W-I-F-I (#9434) from their PCS Phone. Currently, customers must pay for the service using a valid credit card, which is entered during the initial one-time setup of their account. Sprint plans to integrate billing in early 2004 so PCS customers can choose to have charges applied to their wireless statement. For complete information on PCS Wi-Fi Access, PCS Connection Manager Software, tutorials and troubleshooting information, and an online list of compatible locations, visit www.sprint.com/pcsbusiness and click on ‘PCS Wi-Fi Access.’

Sprint expects PCS Wi-Fi Access to be available in more than 2,100 locations by early 2004 through a combination of Wi-Fi ZONES? built and managed by Sprint, as well as Airpath Wireless, Cometa Networks, Concourse and Wayport. In a separate announcement today, Sprint announced availability of PCS Wi-Fi Access at the Kansas City International Airport, the first airport hot spot owned and operated by Sprint.

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About Concourse Communications Group, LLC
As the leading developer of neutral host Wireless Access Systems, Concourse Communications Group is redefining wireless communications services at major U.S. airports and other commercial venues, including LaGuardia, JFK, Newark Liberty, Detroit Wayne County Metropolitan Airport and the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport. These systems support wireless voice, data and video services offered by commercial wireless service providers, airport operators and their airline tenants. For more information, please visit www.concoursecommunications.com.

About Sprint
Sprint is a global integrated communications provider serving more than 26 million customers in over 100 countries. With approximately 68,000 employees worldwide and nearly $27 billion in annual revenues, Sprint is widely recognized for developing, engineering and deploying state-of-the-art network technologies, including the United States’ first nationwide all-digital, fiber-optic network and an award-winning Tier 1 Internet backbone. Sprint provides local communications services in 39 states and the District of Columbia and operates the largest 100-percent digital, nationwide PCS wireless network in the United States. For more information, visit www.sprint.com.

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Suzanne Lammers, Sprint
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