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Reported GPS interference affecting Air Canada Delhi–Toronto flight over Sweden.

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An Air Canada flight travelling from Delhi to Toronto reportedly encountered satellite-navigation interference while transiting Swedish airspace on the morning of 18 September. The aircraft continued to its destination using conventional navigation systems, with no emergency reported. The account describes a separate flight on the following day, supporting a distinct entry from the KLM incident. No airline or Swedish official statement confirming the individual event was cited at publication. The available reporting does not provide a flight number, aircraft registration, exact position or duration of interference. Broader allegations concerning Russian-origin interference in the Baltic region do not establish responsibility for this particular episode.

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Sweden
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    An Air Canada flight travelling from Delhi to Toronto reportedly encountered satellite-navigation interference while transiting Swedish airspace on the morning of 18 September. The aircraft continued to its destination using conventional navigation systems, with no emergency reported. The account describes a separate flight on the following day, supporting a distinct entry from the KLM incident. No airline or Swedish official statement confirming the individual event was cited at publication. The available reporting does not provide a flight number, aircraft registration, exact position or duration of interference. Broader allegations concerning Russian-origin interference in the Baltic region do not establish responsibility for this particular episode.