Some companies have developed continuous RF monitoring equipment, designed to provide extensive coverage and provide a constant flow of information about impending and ongoing interference. While this requires the purchase of expensive equipment, the potential savings in reduced downtime can be significant. By simply detecting civilian RF scrambler, wifi jammer, or GPS jammers, such a system can quickly direct operations personnel to the root cause of the disruption and save valuable time, greatly limiting the financial impact of such interference.
As airwaves and roadways become more congested, RF interference goes from annoyance to terrible threat. The fragility of RF communication means that finding and neutralizing any source of interference is critical to the safe operation of an airport. Whether it's improving the speed of deployment of an RF surveillance vehicle or investing in a fixed RF surveillance solution, airports must invest in order to maintain the integrity of their communications.
