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PM's Office Confirms Control Over Aircraft Incident, Focuses on Passenger Return

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Passenger Recounts Subduing Attacker on Flydubai Flight

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 16 newsrooms covering

Originalנוסע שעזר בנטרול המחבל משחזר: "תפסתי את המפגע, חנקתי - ומשכתי את ההגאים"

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • PM Netanyahu met with passenger Yaniv Hayon.
  • Hayon helped subdue an attacker on a Flydubai flight.
  • Hayon described his actions in detail.
  • The incident involved an alleged attempt to seize aircraft controls.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Yaniv Hayon, one of the passengers who helped subdue an attacker on a Flydubai flight, at Ben Gurion Airport. Hayon described the incident, stating, "I grabbed the attacker, put him in a chokehold, and pulled him out. I called over the Israeli guys with us, jumped back in, and pulled the controls. I started pulling them back. I see aviation in investigation. The plane began to stabilize, and then the pilot told me he was taking control."

The incident involved a co-pilot from Oman who allegedly attempted to take control of the aircraft. Hayon's actions, along with those of other passengers, are credited with preventing a potential disaster. The prime minister's meeting with Hayon highlights the recognition of civilian bravery in critical situations.

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