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Flydubai Confirms Pilot Fight Aboard Flight to Tel Aviv Amid Hijacking Fears

By كل العربOngoing story · 7 updates
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The story · English

Flydubai has confirmed that a violent altercation occurred between the pilots of a flight en route from the UAE to Tel Aviv. The incident had previously sparked fears of a potential hijacking.

Initial reports indicated that the aircraft, carrying approximately 100 Israeli passengers, deviated from its planned route and was heading towards Saudi Arabia, where it was expected to land. Concerns were heightened when the plane disappeared from flight tracking applications and failed to receive landing clearance at Ben Gurion Airport.

In response to the developing situation, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister of Defense Israel Katz held emergency consultations with senior security officials. Later, contact was re-established with the aircraft's pilot, and its signal resumed broadcasting. Preparations were made for landing in Saudi Arabia.

With Flydubai's confirmation of the intense dispute between the pilots, concerns about a hijacking have subsided. Authorities are continuing to investigate the details of the incident and the circumstances that led to the flight's diversion.

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