FREQUENTIS and Dimetor partner to protect satellite navigation for aviation
- Frequentis and Dimetor present solution for detecting satellite navigation interference at Airspace World 2025
- NAVSentry solution alerts pilots and air traffic controllers to signal disruptions before and during flights
- The partnership strengthens aviation safety by addressing the growing risk of navigation system attacks
Frequentis is responding to the urgency of protecting satellite navigation from interference to ensure safe aviation by presenting an innovative solution for automated live monitoring and detection of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) spoofing and jamming by Frequentis’ partner company Dimetor, based in Austria.
Aviation safety relies heavily on GNSS, which are increasingly targeted by cyber-attacks. Because GNSS signals are unencrypted, they are vulnerable to jamming and spoofing – threats that can cause serious disruptions to air traffic. In early 2025, the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) and other global bodies urged states to better protect this critical radio-frequency band. In response, Frequentis is presenting Dimetor’s patented NAVSentry at Airspace World. The software uses mobile network data to detect GNSS interference in real time, providing detailed alerts to air traffic systems to help ensure safer operations.
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