Two More FlyDubai Pilots Arrested in UAE Over Alleged Israel Flight Terror Plot
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Two FlyDubai co-pilots from the Maldives were arrested in the UAE on October 3 as part of an investigation into an alleged terror plot targeting a flight to Tel Aviv on September 30. The pilots reportedly knew the main suspect and lived with him. Their families were notified by the Maldivian Embassy.
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- Two FlyDubai co-pilots from the Maldives were arrested in the UAE on October 3.
- The arrests are linked to an alleged terror attempt on a flight to Tel Aviv on September 30.
- Both arrested pilots knew the main suspect, Hamam al-Hammami, and lived with him.
- The Maldivian Embassy in the UAE informed the pilots' families of the detentions.
Two more co-pilots from the airline FlyDubai have been arrested in the United Arab Emirates as part of an investigation into an alleged attempted terror attack on a flight to Tel Aviv on September 30. Both arrested pilots are citizens of the Maldives. According to the Maldivian publication Adhadhu, the pilots were detained on October 3. The Maldivian Embassy in the UAE later informed the pilots' families of their arrest. The publication The Edition reported that both pilots knew the main suspect in the case, Hamam al-Hammami, and lived in the same building as him. They had also previously flown to Israel.
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