Report GPS Spoofing Within 10 Minutes Of Detection: Aviation Body To Pilots

Report GPS Spoofing Within 10 Minutes Of Detection: Aviation Body To Pilots

Any instance of GPS spoofing or abnormal satellite navigation behaviour will now have to be reported within 10 minutes of detection, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation has ordered.

.5 Front War! GPS Spoofing Near India's Delhi Airport Raises Fears of Aviation Cyberattack Worldwide

India’s civil aviation sector is on high alert following multiple reports of GPS spoofing incidents near Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA)—marking the first time such occurrences have been detected in Indian airspace. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has responded with an urgent directive, mandating that any instance of GPS spoofing or abnormal […] The post .5 Front War! GPS Spoofing Near India’s Delhi Airport Ra…

New DGCA directive: Pilots and ATCs must report GNSS anomalies within 10 minutes

India`s DGCA requires pilots and ATCs to report GPS spoofing or interference within 10 mins to ensure flight safety.

Pilots, ATC asked to report GPS interference in India within 10 minutes

India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has made it mandatory for pilots and air traffic controllers to report GPS interference within 10 minutes of it occurring, reports Hindustan Times. The new protocol follows incidents at the New Delhi airport reported on Nov. 5. Incidents that should be reported include position anomalies, navigation errors, loss of GPS integrity, and spoofed location data, states a three-page circular issued o…

DGCA orders pilots to report GPS spoofing within 10 minutes of detection

Officials said the spoofing incidents caused navigation errors and forced some aircraft to switch to ground-based systems.

DGCA asks pilots, air traffic controllers to report GPS spoofing within 10 min of occurrences

Mumbai/ New Delhi, Nov 11 (PTI) Aviation watchdog DGCA has asked airlines, pilots and air traffic controllers to report GPS spoofing incidents within 10 minutes of the occurrences, amid recent such incidents at the Delhi airport. In recent days, incidents of GPS spoofing and interference has been reported in and around the national capital's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), the country's busiest airport that handles over 1,500 flight …