New GPS Anti-Jamming and Anti-Spoofing System Unveiled for Civil Aircraft

Fokker Services Group (FSG) has unveiled a new GPS anti-jamming and anti-spoofing solution for civil aircraft at the Dubai Airshow, addressing the rising global threat of GPS interference affecting flight navigation systems.

Unlike existing systems that merely detect interference, FSG’s innovation actively counters GPS jamming and spoofing attempts. The company says the system provides a full-spectrum defense, maintaining uninterrupted navigation and enhancing situational awareness for pilots, even in high-risk regions.

“Safety is at the heart of everything we do,” said Menzo van der Beek, CEO of FSG. “We assembled a team of experts to develop a solution that directly addresses the hazards posed by GPS disruptions. With highly positive test results and expected entry into service scheduled for January 2026 with undisclosed launch operators, we’re confident this solution will bring peace of mind to pilots, crews, and airlines.”

Key features of FSG’s GPS protection suite include:

Active countermeasures against jamming and spoofing threats.
No additional pilot training required for operation.
Delivered as a complete modification kit with all required parts and engineering bulletins.
Seamless integration with existing avionics and cockpit procedures.

The system arrives at a crucial time as GPS interference incidents increase globally, particularly across the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and conflict-adjacent regions. FSG’s new technology aims to strengthen operational resilience and ensure reliable navigation for airlines flying through areas affected by intentional signal disruptions.

By combining advanced signal protection with plug-and-play integration, Fokker Services Group positions itself at the forefront of aviation safety innovation—offering airlines a proactive safeguard against one of modern aviation’s fastest-growing threats.

Sources: AirGuide Business airguide.info, bing.com, corporatejetinvestor.com