Israel's Netanyahu says co-pilot tried to crash Tel Aviv-bound plane
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a co-pilot on a FlyDubai flight tried to crash the plane by stabbing the captain. The co-pilot was stopped by passengers and off-duty pilots, and the plane safely landed in Saudi Arabia after being diverted.Key Facts
- A FlyDubai plane flying to Tel Aviv was diverted to Saudi Arabia after the captain was stabbed.
- The stabbing was done by the co-pilot, who was then detained by passengers and off-duty pilots.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said the co-pilot was an Omani national who tried to crash the plane intentionally.
- Four FlyDubai pilots were on board as extra crew, helping to stop the attacker.
- The attack is described by some media as a terror attempt, but the co-pilot’s motives are not yet clear.
- The incident is seen as significant in Israel, especially with upcoming legislative elections.
- The plane made a safe landing, and no passengers were seriously harmed during the incident.
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