Israeli PM's Office Assures Control Over Flydubai Incident
The Prime Minister's Office in Israel has stated that the situation involving a Flydubai aircraft is "under control" and that all measures are being taken to ensure the safe return of Israeli passengers to Israel. The statement came after reports of a potential hijacking emerged.
Flydubai had previously informed Israeli authorities that it would send a replacement aircraft from Dubai to Saudi Arabia, which would then proceed to Ben Gurion Airport. The airline emphasized that passenger safety is its top priority amidst the developing situation.
Israeli airport security and the Ministry of Transportation are coordinating efforts with international partners. Diplomatic bodies are also involved in providing assistance to citizens affected by the incident. A special crisis center has been established to keep relatives of the passengers informed of the latest developments.
While the Prime Minister's Office has assured the situation is managed, other reports suggest Israeli authorities are considering the possibility of a terrorist attack. One unconfirmed report indicated that a pilot may have attempted to crash the plane, and another suggested a pilot might have been injured.
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