1/4 There has been recent chatter claiming that an Indian military aircraft "GB8002" traveling from Abu Dhabi to Delhi "entered Pakistani airspace to activate its ISR assets." Let’s break down what actually happened. First, both India and Pakistan have active NOTAMs that
2/4 Now let’s entertain the claim for a moment: an Indian military aircraft allegedly entered Karachi’s airspace, casually overflew a major Pakistani naval installation with its “ISR systems activated,” and the Pakistan Air Force just… watched? No fighters scrambled, no
3/4 Reality: The Indian military aircraft never entered Pakistani airspace. What people saw online was the result of MLAT tracking inaccuracies, not some cinematic ISR incursion over Karachi. MLAT relies on timing differences from multiple ground receivers to calculate an
4/4 GPS around Karachi was heavily degraded, as seen on GPSJam during that time window. That GPS disruption impacted MLAT receivers across the region, which caused GB8002 to momentarily appear over Karachi on public flight trackers, even though it never actually crossed into
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@BrianE6B obviously a single plane will never risk that much
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