Government Data Reveals Over 600 GPS Interference Cases, Raising Aviation Safety Concerns

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GPS Glitches Soar: 623 Cases Hit Indian Airlines in 2 Months; Safety Assured

GPS Glitches Soar: 623 Cases Hit Indian Airlines in 2 Months; Safety Assured

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CNBC TV18•13-03-2026, 13:40

GPS Glitches Soar: 623 Cases Hit Indian Airlines in 2 Months; Safety Assured

•Indian airlines reported 623 GPS interference incidents in Jan-Feb 2026, a sharp rise.
•Ministry of Civil Aviation data, disclosed in Parliament, highlights a growing global aviation issue.
•GPS interference involves weak, blocked, or false satellite signals (jamming/spoofing), often in conflict zones.
•Despite the rise, aviation experts confirm passenger safety is not at risk due to aircraft's multiple navigation systems.
•Incidents are handled in the cockpit, remaining largely invisible to passengers, with no impact on flight safety.

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