Whatever they're testing, it isn't commercial aircraft.
The article seems to suggest that it's a jammer, and that makes some sense. They may be testing a system to detect intentionally distorted GPS.
While it may affect a whole lot of stuff (like the cell phone network), an FAA Notice to Airmen would only cover things the FAA cares about.
73 -- Lynn On 6/10/2016 2:56 PM, Kevin - K4VD wrote:
Testing and practice all make sense but what isn't making sense about this is that we're disrupting GPS. Lots of stuff other than military rely on GPS and - just my humble opinion - It seems a little freaky that they are testing commercial aircraft.
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