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In September last year, OpsGroup, an 8,000-strong international group of pilots, dispatchers, schedulers, controllers, and flight technicians, began highlighting incidents in which commercial aircraft in the Middle...

In September, OPSGROUP, an 8,000-strong international group of pilots, dispatchers, schedulers, controllers, and flight technicians, began highlighting incidents in which commercial aircraft in the Middle Eastern region...

Being tricked to fly over Iran Commercial air crews are novel "spoofing" attacks designed to trick their navigation systems to fly into Irania...

More than 50 recent reports revealed that hackers are launching cyberattacks against airplanes, causing GPS systems to experience "critical navigation failures," the New York Post reported.The Federal Aviation Administration issued a memo to aircraft operators in late September, warning about increa...

These spoofing attacks cause navigation systems to fail.

LITEF has received ETSO certification from EASA for its LCR-110 GNSS-aided Inertial Reference System (GIRS). The certification of the LCR-110 includes the ETSO-C201 for the AHRS functionality and – as an essential component and for the first time for LITEF – the ETSO-C196a. The latter allows the use

Deceptive GPS signals leave airlines scratching their heads for solution

Mumbai: Fake GPS signals from an unknown source on the ground in the Iran-Iraq area misdirected at least 20 airline and corporate jets in the last fortnight, media reports said, citing flight data intelligence crowdsourcing website Ops Group.

Deceptive GPS signals leave airlines scratching their heads for solution

Identifying GNSS interference based on ADS-B Out data and validating that data against confirmed interference from fielded airborne receivers.  JEREMY K