`WORM HOLES' IN GPS COVERAGE RAISE INTERFERENCE CONCERNS
Intermittent gaps in GPS coverage at flight altitudes are raising some new concerns about relying on one satellite system for aircraft navigation. Dick Arnold, who leads the FAA's GPS and navigation integrated product team, used the term ``worm holes'' to describe these coverage problems caused by...
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