US EditionAir India Express Reveals Why Flight to Jammu Returned to Delhi without Landing
- On June 23, 2025, Air India Express flight IX2564, with 160 people on board, was forced to turn back to Delhi without landing at Jammu due to suspected GPS signal interference.
- The flight returned as a precaution after the pilot could not find a suitable landing area amid reports of GPS signal interference over sensitive regions.
- Passengers stayed seated during nearly four hours of troubleshooting that involved engineers, but the issue could not be resolved, leading to flight cancellation and alternate arrangements.
- An Air India Express representative stated that pilots have encountered disruptions to GPS signals while operating flights over specific sensitive areas, and confirmed that replacement flights were arranged to accommodate affected passengers.
- This event highlights ongoing challenges from deliberate GPS spoofing reported by experts in nearby areas and suggests continuing risks for aviation navigation safety.
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Air India Express flight to Jammu makes U-turn, lands back in Delhi due to technical snag
An Air India Express flight to Jammu returned to Delhi mid-air due to a technical snag. The incident follows broader operational challenges, including reduced flight schedules and enhanced safety checks after a recent incident.
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