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Security10:50 · 1h ago

Israeli Passenger Recounts Aiding Crew After Attack in Cockpit

By كل العرب
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The story · English

An Israeli passenger described the harrowing events aboard an Emirates flight where an attacker reportedly entered the cockpit, leading to a struggle that required intervention from a reserve pilot and other passengers. The Israeli man stated his wife was near the cockpit when she heard shouting and alerted a reserve pilot seated nearby. The reserve pilot, identified as being from Fiji, then called for assistance, prompting the Israeli man and two others to enter the cockpit and help subdue the assailant.

The Israeli recounted, "I am covered in blood. It was crazy." He further explained that the pilot who was stabbed hailed from India, while the attacker was from Oman. A doctor on board provided medical attention to the injured pilot, allowing the flight to continue its journey.

The incident involved passengers assisting the crew in regaining control of the aircraft after an apparent assault on the pilot. The passenger's testimony highlights the critical role played by the reserve pilot and other individuals in neutralizing the threat and ensuring the safety of the flight.

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