The United States warns of possible danger in Pacific airspace, from Mexico to Ecuador

The writings explain that “Due to military activities and GNSS (global navigation satellite system) interference, there are potential risks to aircraft at all altitudes, including overflight and the arrival and departure phases of the flight.”.

The warning appears to point to the possibility of US military aircraft operating without prior notification or with their transponders disabled in these two flight information regions.

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The US maintains a naval contingent deployed in the Caribbean as part of Operation Southern Spear, through which Washington has also summarily destroyed alleged drug trafficking boats sailing in the eastern Pacific not far from the Colombian coast.

That same contingent was the one that supported the operation Absolute resolutionthrough which the US Army arrested the then Venezuelan president on January 3, Nicolas Maduroin Caracas.