IATA warns GNSS interference highlights need for backup tech in aviation

IATA warns GNSS interference highlights need for backup tech in aviation
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IATA said rising Global Navigation Satellite System interference shows why technology must be supported by redundancy, procedures, training and human judgement.

The association added that new tools, including AI, should help safety professionals understand what is happening and make better decisions, but technology alone is never enough.

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