GPS spoofing in conflict zones can feed false positions into ADS-B transponders, corrupting the surveillance picture for controllers and crews with no cockpit warning.
GPS spoofing corrupts ADS-B position data silently, placing phantom aircraft on ATC scopes while flight crews remain unaware - a structural flaw at the heart of modern aviation surveillance.
The DOT is requesting $30 billion from Congress to overhaul the National Airspace System - aging infrastructure that serves 45,000 flights daily and affects every pilot in the U.S.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford testified before Congress on September 15 seeking sustained funding to keep ATC modernization on track - a fight that affects every flight in the national airspace.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford has announced a $16 billion Phase One plan to modernize U.S. air traffic control infrastructure - the most significant proposed overhaul in a generation.
FAA Administrator Bedford testified before Congress on ATC modernization delays while declining to commit to a legislated 3.8% controller raise - here's what pilots need to know.
GPS spoofing is actively corrupting ADS-B surveillance data in multiple world regions, exposing a foundational gap in modern aviation's traffic picture.
A new Maryland facility is producing digital voice switches to replace 40-year-old ATC analog systems, a critical step in FAA's long-stalled communications modernization.