Finnair Suspends Flights to Estonia Amid Russian GPS Jamming

The Finnish airline has halted services to Tartu for a month due to persistent GPS disruptions attributed to Russian interference, affecting both military and civilian aviation.

Finnair has paused its flights to Tartu, Estonia, from April 29 to May 31, following incidents where planes had to turn back due to GPS jamming.
Russian GPS jamming in the Baltic region has escalated, impacting thousands of flights and raising safety concerns.
The interference, seen as a form of hybrid warfare, has been condemned by Baltic states, which accuse Russia of violating international norms.
Alternative navigation solutions are being installed at Tartu Airport to allow flights to resume safely.
Experts warn that the increase in GPS disruptions poses significant risks to global aviation and maritime safety.