Israeli minister claims ‘terrorist’ wanted to crash plane after Israel-bound flight’s emergency landing – latest
Summary
A passenger plane flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after a physical fight between the pilot and co-pilot raised fears of a hijacking. Israeli officials say one pilot may have tried to crash the plane, calling the event a terrorist act, while all passengers were reported safe.Key Facts
- The plane was a Boeing 737 Max 8 carrying up to 180 people.
- It landed at Tabuk airport in Saudi Arabia after sending three emergency signals.
- Passengers reportedly stormed the cockpit to stop the pilot who tried to crash the plane.
- Both the pilot and co-pilot were injured and taken to the hospital.
- Israeli security minister called the event a terrorist attack aiming to kill Israelis.
- Israeli officials said Israel needs stronger security measures in response.
- The Israeli prime minister’s office said the situation is under control.
- Flight operator FlyDubai confirmed all passengers are safe and accounted for.
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