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A Saudia plane lands in Beirut, where commercial pilots have experienced interference with GPS navigation systems. Reuters
A Saudia plane lands in Beirut, where commercial pilots have experienced interference with GPS navigation systems. Reuters
Israeli GPS jamming forces airlines to use alternative systems to land in Beirut
Since the start of the war in Gaza, aviation authorities have noticed increased interference with GPS navigation systems