Oman Banned Hijacker Co-Pilot Over Extremist Ideology, Report Says
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
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- Oman banned the hijacker co-pilot over extremist ideology.
- The ban was reportedly due to his adoption of extremist ideology.
- A Flydubai rescue flight landed in Israel.
Oman previously banned the co-pilot of the hijacked Flydubai flight from flying due to his adoption of extremist ideology, according to a report by Channel 13. The co-pilot, identified as a Palestinian national, was reportedly flagged by Omani authorities for his extremist leanings.
The report comes as a Flydubai rescue flight carrying passengers from Saudi Arabia landed in Israel. The details surrounding the hijacking and the co-pilot's background are still emerging, but the Omani ban suggests prior awareness of his problematic ideology by at least one regional authority.
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