Airplane crashed due to hacking

[Lavenderfarmcottage]

Hello, yes, me again…

I just want to be upfront that I think I am depressed and am in a dark place in my life.
I’m fully aware that my thought processes are slightly skewed & a little weird. It’s just something that occured to me, that all these airplane crashes are linked maybe. Am I the only crazy person here ?

I know I’m going down a rabbit hole but I can’t help but feel the airplane crashes are a bizarre coincidence.

A military flight with US soldiers Phillipines
Alaska flight crash
Medical flight crash
Black hawk crash into Kansas flight to Washington DC

I found this article about the rise of hacking of airplane computers
https://www.irishtimes.com/world/europe/2025/01/03/you-can-no-longer-fully-trust-your-onboard-systems-pilots-say-airline-hacking-attacks-now-a-daily-problem/

I know it’s conspiratorial but can we really rule out there’s not a connection to so many recent crashes ? If not hacking then something else ?

My thoughts and prayers are with the families. I know many people will find this post in poor taste but I don’t see it like that. If it was my relative I’d want the world to be shocked, dismayed and discussing this. I’d want media glare on this issue and pressure on government for answers.

Maybe it is all just a coincidence but so many fatal crashes in the one country is fairly unusual ?

Sorry, but I'm i think it is very much a rabbit hole and conspiracy-esque.

It is an unlucky coincidence. But if you read around each one, there isn't a full connection.
Some bits will be withheld, anything military based will have a security classification to it.

Just looking at a few of them.

The Phillipines crash was a US contract ISR plane. This will likely be a small aircraft, probably similar in size to the Beechcraft King Air.
Reading initial reports the two likely occurances are a mechanical/engine error or it was flying low enough to be hit by militants with manpads.

The Black Hawk was already mentioned as training/evacuation drills which went wrong. Airspace wasn't deconflicted properly and the Black Hawk would have been operating at the wrong flight level.

The Alaska one again was a small light aircraft that potentially with the weather and low visibility at the time shouldn't have been cleared to fly. A sudden loss of altitude would likely be from a mechanical/engine issue.

Medical flight crashed literally a minute after take off. Not enough yet about that.

The big connection is complacency and errors.

Anything GPS hack based would be military grade equipment and would impact all aircraft on a set wavelength within quite a large range ring around the equipment.

The medical crash would not have made international news without the DC crash. A paramedic I knew died in an air crash in California and it didn't even make national news. Media furore plus coincidence and that's it

Small aircraft crashes do not make national news usually, the medical flight very sadly came down in a populated area and was newsworthy due to being soon after the black hawk crash. The only one i think could be hacking or nefarious activity is the black hawk one , but equally mistakes happen and mechanical failures happen,

Op look at this website https://www.flightradar24.com/4.99,-23.51/2

See how many flights are currently in the air this very minute. Probability alone tells us there will be some crashes. It’s a testimony to the aviation industry that there aren’t more!

OP I suggest you watch Mentour Pilot or Blancolirio on YouTube. Both explain in technical terms why various aircraft have crashed (or why they didn't). Petter at Mentour Pilot did a great video a few weeks ago about 4 incidents which should have been fatal but weren't, due to the skill and expertise of the crew. One was the "Miracle on the Hudson" which was turned into a film.

Statistics prove that the most dangerous part of a trip overseas is a car journey to the airport. Please try not to worry.

I thought this was hilarious! Just love your rhetoric...
Jamming! Try harder, jamming is more about squeezing something into a small space! And nobody mentioned GPS being solely responsible (you've said all this before haven't you?).
Back to the drawing board for you.
Nice name btw.
Is it Finnish maybe or Russian? 💐

Jamming is the standard terminology for overwhelming a signal with a more powerful signal in order to disrupt a service: GPS jamming is achieved by using a transmitter on the same frequencies as the legitimate signal to overwhelm the receiver - this is easily achieved as the GPS signal (like all satellite transmissions) is relatively weak.

The article linked specifically mentions GPS - I pointed out that GPS is not the sole means of navigation for commercial aircraft to reassure the OP that loss of GPS does not affect the safety of commercial flights.

I have no idea what you mean by 'back to the drawing board for you'.

The origin of my username is easily searchable.