Boeing facts contest Israeli plumber story
The Fly Dubai flight that experienced an incident over Jordan's airspace remains shrouded in mystery. Authorities continue to investigate details regarding who took control of the aircraft, how they managed to do so, and whether there were any sharp tools involved in the altercation between the crew and passengers. Reports have claimed that an Israeli passenger asserted he took control of the plane after overpowering the co-pilot, but aviation experts emphasize that controlling a Boeing 737 MAX 8 requires complex skill and training, and it is impossible for untrained individuals to operate the control yoke. The aircraft was carrying 174 passengers and was crewed by eight personnel. It is believed that the flight’s pilots were the backup crew members who took over after the struggle, and the plane was directed to make an emergency landing at Tabuk Airport. The aircraft also activated emergency codes such as 7700 (general emergency) and 7500 (hijacking or unlawful interference). Video footage shows that sharp tools, like an axe, were used in the altercation. Strict procedures are in place to ensure no dangerous instruments are onboard, in accordance with international aviation regulations, especially post-September 11 attacks.
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