SAS aircraft affected by increasing GPS jamming: "It creates

GPS jamming has become an everyday occurrence for SAS, causing both technicians and pilots to work overtime. Flight safety itself is in no way jeopardised. Very slow adoption of new technology in aviation means that no aircraft relies only on GPS.

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