The FAA has posted flight advisories for GPS Interference Testing in the Fort Walton Beach, FL, area during dates between May 22 – May 26, 2017; the Bremerton, WA, area during dates between May 22 – June 22, 2017; the Barstow, CA, area during dates between May 24 – June 4, 2017; and the Las Vegas, NV, area during dates between May 23 – June 15, 2017. The testing will be happening during the time periods and around the area specified below. During the time that the testing is taking place, the FAA has said pilots may receive either an unreliable GPS signal or no GPS signal at all. And as with their past advisories, the FAA says that pilots should report anomalies “only when ATC assistance is required.”
The location is centered at 303445N0864045W or the CEW VORTAC 183 degree radial at 15NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
The location is centered at 474356N1224354W or the SEA VOR 301 degree radial at 25NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
The location is centered at 352114N1163329W or the HEC VOR 340 degree radial at 34NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
The location is centered at 371934N1154249W or the BTY VOR 045 degree radial at 59NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
For pilots who are planning to fly in the above areas during the testing period, the FAA advises checking the NOTAMs frequently, as they can change with little or no notice. To read the FAA advisories for these May 2017 GPS interference testing events, with an area map graphic, click here for Fort Walton Beach, FL; click here for Bremerton, WA; click here for Barstow, CA; and click here for Las Vegas, NV.
The FAA has posted flight advisories for GPS Interference Testing in the Fort Polk, LA, area during dates between May 20 – May 24, 2017, the El Paso, TX, area during dates between May 20 – May 27, 2017, and the Alamogordo, NM, area during dates between May 21 – May 27, 2017. The testing will be happening during the time periods and around the area specified below. During the time that the testing is taking place, the FAA has said pilots may receive either an unreliable GPS signal or no GPS signal at all. And as with their past advisories, the FAA says that pilots should report anomalies “only when ATC assistance is required.”
The location is centered at 310535N/0930350W or the AEX VOR 250 degree radial at 31NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
The location is centered at 321608N1060603W or the ELP VOR 011 degree radial at 29NM.
NOTE: For this advisory, the header indicates that the testing will run from May 20 – May 27, though they list May 20 – May 25 under the dates and times, so it may run longer than indicated.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
The location is centered at 332525N1062457W or the TCS VORTAC 070 degree radial at 44NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
For pilots who are planning to fly in the above areas during the testing period, the FAA advises checking the NOTAMs frequently, as they can change with little or no notice. To read the FAA advisories for these May 2017 GPS interference testing events, with an area map graphic, click here for Fort Polk, LA, click here for El Paso, TX, and click here for Alamogordo, NM.
The FAA has posted a flight advisory for the China Lake, CA area GPS Interference Testing during dates between May 17 – May 22, 2017. The testing will be happening during the time periods and around the area specified below. During the time that the testing is taking place, the FAA has said pilots may receive either an unreliable GPS signal or no GPS signal at all. And as with their past advisories, the FAA says that pilots should report anomalies “only when ATC assistance is required.”
The location is centered at 360759N 1173215W or the BTY VOR 210 degree radial at 055 NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
For pilots who are planning to fly in the above area during the testing period, the FAA advises checking the NOTAMs frequently, as they can change with little or no notice. To read the FAA advisory for the China Lake, CA May 2017 GPS interference testing, with an area map graphic, click here.
The FAA has posted a flight advisory for the Fort Gordon, GA area GPS Interference Testing during dates between May 15 – May 19, 2017. The testing will be happening during the time periods and around the area specified below. During the time that the testing is taking place, the FAA has said pilots may receive either an unreliable GPS signal or no GPS signal at all. And as with their past advisories, the FAA says that pilots should report anomalies “only when ATC assistance is required.”
The location is centered at 331946N 0821717W or the IRQ VOR 202 degree radial at 024 NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
For pilots who are planning to fly in the above area during the testing period, the FAA advises checking the NOTAMs frequently, as they can change with little or no notice. To read the FAA advisory for the Fort Gordon, GA May 2017 GPS interference testing, with an area map graphic, click here.
The FAA has posted a flight advisory for the Fort Walton Beach, FL area GPS Interference Testing during dates between May 9 – May 18, 2017. The testing will be happening during the time periods and around the area specified below. During the time that the testing is taking place, the FAA has said pilots may receive either an unreliable GPS signal or no GPS signal at all. And as with their past advisories, the FAA says that pilots should report anomalies “only when ATC assistance is required.”
The location is centered at 303445N0864045W or the CEW VORTAC 183 degree radial at 15NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
For pilots who are planning to fly in the above area during the testing period, the FAA advises checking the NOTAMs frequently, as they can change with little or no notice. To read the FAA advisory for the Fort Walton Beach, FL May 2017 GPS interference testing, with an area map graphic, click here.
The FAA has posted a flight advisory for the Sierra Vista, AZ area GPS Interference Testing during dates between May 3 – May 19, 2017. The testing will be happening during the time periods and around the area specified below. During the time that the testing is taking place, the FAA has said pilots may receive either an unreliable GPS signal or no GPS signal at all. And as with their past advisories, the FAA says that pilots should report anomalies “only when ATC assistance is required.”
The location is centered at 313906N1101558W or the TUS VORTAC 118 degree radial at 42NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
For pilots who are planning to fly in the above area during the testing period, the FAA advises checking the NOTAMs frequently, as they can change with little or no notice. To read the FAA advisory for the Sierra Vista, AZ May 2017 GPS interference testing, with an area map graphic, click here.
The FAA has posted a flight advisory for the Fairbanks, AK area GPS Interference Testing during dates between May 1 – May 12, 2017. The testing will be happening during the time periods and around the area specified below. During the time that the testing is taking place, the FAA has said pilots may receive either an unreliable GPS signal or no GPS signal at all. And as with their past advisories, the FAA says that pilots should report anomalies “only when ATC assistance is required.”
The location is centered at 645447N1464448W or the FAI VOR 059 degree radial at 33NM.
As they have in the past, the FAA is saying that the testing may last the entire outlined period of time.
For pilots who are planning to fly in the above area during the testing period, the FAA advises checking the NOTAMs frequently, as they can change with little or no notice. To read the FAA advisory for the Fairbanks, AK May 2017 GPS interference testing, with an area map graphic, click here.