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Flydubai Plane Lands Safely in Saudi Arabia After Pilot Fight

By Рами МадрихOngoing story · 8 updates
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
The story · English

A Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia on Monday after a violent altercation erupted between pilots in the cockpit. The Boeing 737 Max 8, carrying approximately 150 passengers, most of whom were Israeli, activated emergency transponder codes indicating a hijacking threat while flying over Jordan. This prompted a high-level security alert in Israel, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convening an emergency meeting and the Israeli Air Force scrambling fighter jets.

However, the situation was not a hijacking but a severe internal conflict. According to airline officials and security sources, one pilot allegedly attempted suicide by initiating a steep dive, while the other pilot fought to regain control, preventing a potential catastrophe. Unconfirmed reports suggest the captain was Russian and the co-pilot Ukrainian, though Flydubai has not officially confirmed their nationalities.

The aircraft, flight FZ1073, lost altitude rapidly before reappearing on radar and diverting to Tabuk Airport in Saudi Arabia. No passengers or crew members were injured during the incident. Israeli officials confirmed there was no external threat, but Saudi authorities are expected to conduct a thorough investigation into the cockpit fight.

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