GPS spoofing and jamming have become a phenomenon in recent years, especially around war zone areas. The aviation industry has discovered that there have been more incidents where navigational systems have been disrupted and false times or locations have been reported. However, flight control systems have remained intact, thankfully. In a joint statement, EASA and IATA said, “Interference can pose significant challenges to aviation safety.” The industry has urged more action to try to stop the issue.
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