GPS Jamming Today – November 1, 2026
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On November 1, 2026 the map was rebuilt from the previous UTC day's flights. Georgia is the most affected region with enough aircraft: 100% of its measured areas, 16 of them, from 1,006 aircraft readings. 10 regions have enough aircraft to rank.
- Areas affected
- 14%
- Affected areas
- 3,414
- Aircraft readings
- 2,211,425
Regions with enough aircraft
| Region | Areas affected | Affected areas | Aircraft readings | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Georgia | 100% | 16 | 1,006 | +5 |
| Russia | 94.8% | 110 | 1,128 | −1.9 |
| Estonia | 93.5% | 29 | 598 | +8.7 |
| Lithuania | 88.1% | 37 | 782 | +1.3 |
| Black Sea | 85.1% | 120 | 23,819 | +1.3 |
| Poland | 84.4% | 178 | 13,530 | +4.3 |
| Latvia | 80.6% | 29 | 666 | −4.1 |
| Japan | 80.3% | 110 | 22,034 | −0.2 |
| Persian Gulf | 79.8% | 87 | 22,855 | −0.3 |
| Syria | 79.4% | 27 | 2,212 | −9.2 |
Where it is worst
The busiest affected places inside those regions. Each percentage is affected aircraft divided by the aircraft in that cell.
- Western Black Sea: 100% of 39 aircraft, in Black Sea
- Black Sea: 100% of 36 aircraft, in Black Sea
- Persian Gulf: 70.3% of 64 aircraft, in Persian Gulf
- Open sea: 60% of 25 aircraft, in Georgia
- Southern Baltic Sea: 58.3% of 12 aircraft, in Poland
- Gdańsk: 56.2% of 16 aircraft, in Poland
- Lublin: 50% of 20 aircraft, in Poland
- Batumi: 48.6% of 70 aircraft, in Georgia
- Vilnius: 45.5% of 11 aircraft, in Lithuania
- Liepāja: 43.8% of 16 aircraft, in Latvia
- Doha: 42.9% of 21 aircraft, in Persian Gulf
- Kuwait City: 36.8% of 76 aircraft, in Persian Gulf
Methodology
Across the whole map, 2,211,425 aircraft readings were counted in 24,406 measured areas, one for each aircraft in each area. 3,414 of those areas are coloured red or yellow (14%).