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FAA Revises GPS/GNSS Interference, Spoofing Guidance
NBAA encourages members to read guidance, saying it was heavily revised
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The FAA has updated its guidance surrounding GPS/GNSS interference, jamming, and spoofing to incorporate changes recommended by a government/industry rulemaking committee. According to NBAA, the GPS and Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Interference Resource Guide Version 1.1. was heavily revised from the release in December and reflects comments from the Performance Based Operations Rulemaking Committee’s (PARC’s) GPS/GNSS Disruption Action Team, in addition to the agency’s own updates.

In the document, the FAA discusses jamming and spoofing trends and their impacts on aircraft systems, and suggests pilot procedures and outlines training recommendations.

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