Overview
- The Indian Air Force confirmed that all six relief missions to Myanmar were successfully completed despite GPS spoofing incidents.
- GPS spoofing, a cyber attack that generates false signals to mislead navigation systems, posed risks during the operations.
- IAF pilots relied on backup systems and adhered to safety protocols, ensuring flight safety and mission achievement.
- Mandalay International Airport issued a NOTAM warning of degraded GPS availability, allowing crews to prepare for navigation challenges.
- India's Operation Brahma deployed six military aircraft to deliver relief supplies, field hospitals, and rescue teams following Myanmar's March 28 earthquake.