The incident marks one of the most serious GPS integrity threats reported near India’s busiest airport
The Indian government has confirmed a GPS-spoofing incident near the national capital that disrupted navigation systems around Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi.
Aviation officials reported that multiple flights experienced GPS/GNSS interference, forcing pilots to switch to alternative landing methods after their navigation data was compromised—a development that has triggered serious concerns over flight safety and the security of Indian airspace.
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