The acting executive director of the European Aviation Safety Agency says aviation regulators need to be involved in the design of satellite navigation systems to counter the growing problem of GPS spoofing. But Luc Tytgat told a forum on the issue in Europe last week that for now civilian victims will have to be vigilant. "We immediately need to ensure that pilots and crews can identify the risks and know how to react and land safely," Tytgat said in a statement. "In the medium term, we will need to adapt the certification requirements of the navigation and landing systems. For the longer term, we need to ensure we are involved in the design of future satellite navigation systems."
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.avweb.com/aviation-news/regulators-address-gps-spoofing