Understanding How GPS Works in Airplanes [Video]

USAF's Next-Gen GPS Satellites Will Be a Huge Upgrade...Eventually

Have you ever wondered how GPS actually works in aviation? Aircraft rely on multiple satellites sending timing signals — accurate enough to guide approaches, terrain systems, and navigation… but also vulnerable to GPS spoofing. In today’s clip we explain how GPS works and why spoofing is becoming a bigger issue for pilots. You can watch the full episode on YouTube or listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major streaming platforms. #aviation #podcast #pilot | The Wing Wag Podcast

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