Thread by @auonsson

Last 46 hours Baltic Jammer has been running in south Baltics.

At least 873 unique aircrafts has had their navigation equipment jammed. Each one a passenger jet filled with civilians.

E.g. Ryanairs SP-RKS has been without GPS for at least 2 hours going in and out of Vilnius.

SP-RKS's routes and top 43 planes with longest periods affected.

is seeing a very similar distribution for yesterday. Tonights update will look similar. gpsjam.org

If this continues past midnight CET this will be the longest duration (and likely most affecting) period since this electronic warfare started in December 2023.

https://x.com/rundradion/status/1768157963674423696?s=20

Errata: some of the planes are military, I dont keep track of that for this list. A clear majority are civilian. Sorry.

And given I dont keep track of mil/civ here more secretaries of defence and other departments might have been affected .-)

Baltic Jammer turned off after 46h running.

Data: @live_airplanes

Please support them by feeding them data from your location. Its what makes my research possible. Its fun, not very hard and costs a few €-tenners.

After a 23h50min* long hiatus Baltic Jammer started up again.

Right now these are the flights affected.

*Faulty timer? Bad discipline? Orders for odd times?

I predicted that will look about like this today.

This is important, because me, @lemonodor and @rundradion all have slightly different methods and three different sources of data.

But, we reach the same conclusions and our numbers are aligned. gpsjam.org