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Aircraft navigation combines GPS with inertial systems, ground-based aids, and other sensors to ensure accuracy and safety. Jamming blocks satellite signals, while spoofing feeds false data, both ...

CCX Technologies has released a new antenna coupler that allows avionics shops to test GPS receivers without interfering with other receivers installed in nearby aircraft. The coupler is designed to ...

A new form of digital hacking which can interfere with commercial aircrafts to send them off course, known as GPS "spoofing", has risen 400%, according to aviation advisory board OPSGROUP.

PATUXENT RIVER NAS, Md. – Aircraft carrier aviation experts at the Raytheon Co. will start low-rate production of a carrier landing system based on differential Global Positioning System (GPS) ...

Australian firm Q-CTRL will showcase the world’s first airworthiness-qualified quantum navigation system designed as a GPS backup at an airshow in the UK. The system, Ironstone Opal, uses quantum ...

In brief: The worrying trend of GPS spoofing, which can cause aircraft navigation systems to show the wrong location or a false time, is a growing problem. This issue is also proving hard to address, ...

Even though most of today's aircraft rely heavily on GPS for navigation, the technology is far from infallible. That's why an alternative system is in the works, which may soon allow planes to ...

LONDON (Reuters) -Global regulators, aviation security specialists and manufacturers failed to reach an agreement on a quick technical fix to the problem of GPS spoofing near war zones at meeting on ...

The flight deck of a plane equipped with ADS-B. Airlines in the U.S. must install ADS-B outbound transponders by Jan. 1. Photo Credit: FAA The FAA expects that U.S. airlines will universally meet a ...

Learn how US aircraft carriers navigate when aircraft radar and aircraft GPS fail, using celestial navigation, dead reckoning, and resilient backup systems in contested warzones. Pixabay, ...

Aboard a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, 5,000 sailors find their way through more than 4,500 compartments without roads or GPS. Bullseye codes mark each compartment, color-coded pipes offer clues, and ...