US EditionGPS interference forces Ryanair diversion from Lithuania
- A Ryanair flight was forced to divert to Warsaw after experiencing GPS 'jammed' signals while descending into Vilnius Airport.
- The plane, a Boeing 737 Max 8-200, was about to land when it had to change course due to GPS signal interference.
- Lithuanian Defence Minister Dovile Sakaliene stated that the government would investigate the incident.
- This incident follows previous claims by Estonia and Finland that Russia has been jamming GPS signals in the region.
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The government and the Armed Forces are closely monitoring the situation with GPS interference in the Baltic Sea. Now two pilots are testifying about how they are affected - almost every day. - It happens so often that we have developed a special routine, says flight captain Johan Lester.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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Ryanair flight forced to abort landing after strange 'GPS interference issue' near Nato's border with Russia
A Ryanair flight from London Luton to Vilnius was forced to divert to Warsaw after experiencing GPS signal interference during its landing approach near Nato's eastern border
·London, United Kingdom
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GPS interference has been affecting air traffic over the Baltic Sea for the past two months. The Swedish Armed Forces state that the agency's operational capabilities are being affected to a limited extent by the interference.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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