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GPS Interference, Spoofing in the Baltics
Aireon’s data and technology has a proven record of tracking aircraft even when its GPS signal goes down, keeping aircraft safe even in cases of intentional interference, GPS spoofing, or GPS jamming. One recent example explores how Aireon sidestepped GPS interference with aircraft flying in the Baltic and Russian airspace.
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Space-Based ADS-B for GPS-Independent Position Validation
Aircraft operation often relies on GPS data to ensure the airspace remains safe. But systems can fail—which is why Aireon has developed a solution that allows for independent position determination of ADS-B-equipped aircraft—meaning Aireon can continue tracking aircraft even when they are unable to broadcast their GPS position.
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Independent Position Validation in Russia
GPS jamming and GPS spoofing can interrupt airspace operators’ ability to track aircraft, compromising safety and security. But Aireon has developed tools for Independent Position Validation, determining the accuracy of an aircraft’s position. A practical example of this technology was its ability to detect differences between the GPS-reported location and the actual location of aircraft operating in Russia.
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DownloadWhen systems fail, Aireon’s GPS tracking has your back
For ANSPs, aircraft operators, and other airspace professionals, GPS signal is a vital tool for safe navigation and landing. When GPS data is compromised or technology fails, aircrafts are left vulnerable. But Aireon has developed technological solutions that allow our users to continue tracking aircraft even when that aircraft is unable to broadcast their GPS position—avoiding issues like GPS jamming and GPS spoofing as well as intentional tampering.
Whitepaper
GPS Interference, Spoofing in the Baltics
Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSP) and aircraft operators rely on the integrity of the GPS signal to navigate the aircraft to its destination. Increasingly, however, the integrity of the GPS signal has become a target for interference.
One such example illustrated in the Aireon data of GPS interference occurred between Dec. 25 and 26 with aircraft flying in the Baltic and Russian airspace.
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DownloadAireon is the pioneer of space-based automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) data for the aviation industry
Aireon’s one-of-a-kind ADS-B data stream is bringing unprecedented levels of safety, efficiency, and environmental responsibility to a wide range of customers in the aviation industry, including air navigation service providers, airlines, airport operators, airframe manufacturers, system integrators, and military and intelligence agencies.
With its portfolio of diverse products, Aireon is enabling new levels of insight into air operations around the globe, leading to more data-driven decision making.
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AireonINSIGHTS family of products — including Aireon Locate, GPS Monitor, and Safety Dashboard — put the power of our dataset into the hands of those who need it most. Whether you are a first responder needing to locate an aircraft with Aireon Locate or an operator wanting to ensure the integrity of your GPS signal, AireonINSIGHTS is there for you.
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