Pakistan’s aviation authorities have issued a notice regarding challenges faced by aircraft with GPS navigation in and around Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad airports. These navigation issues, primarily caused by frequency interference, have raised concerns about flight safety and efficiency in these regions.
Air traffic control (ATC) has instructed pilots to immediately report any GPS signal difficulties, providing detailed information on the interference to ensure safe operations. In the event of such issues, pilots are advised to take appropriate steps to maintain safe navigation and seek assistance from ATC.
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The disruptions, caused by frequency interference, have the potential to alter flight routes and cause deviations in an aircraft’s trajectory. Aviation authorities are actively working on solutions to mitigate the risks and prevent any mishaps, while safety measures and monitoring protocols remain in place.
Pilots have been urged to remain vigilant and report any GPS-related disturbances as these issues could jeopardize the safe navigation of flights. With the increasing air traffic in Pakistan’s airspace, aviation authorities are addressing these challenges with urgency to ensure passenger safety and prevent disruptions in flight operations.
