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Flydubai reveals possible pilot coordination on Israel flights
Israeli media has revealed that investigations are expanding into the attempted hijacking of a Fly Dubai aircraft heading to Israel. Two co-pilots were detained—one from the Maldives and the other from Oman—for allegedly coordinating their flight schedules with the Omani co-pilot, Hmam Al-Hammami. The investigations suggest there are suspicions of prior cooperation between Al-Hammami and the pilots, and authorities are looking into the possibility that the pilots obtained their jobs at Fly Dubai through Al-Hammami, amid restrictions on their communication with their families. The incident on September 30, when Al-Hammami attempted to take control of the plane, raised security concerns. He reportedly tried to use an axe to seize control of the cockpit before the crew and passengers managed to regain control, forcing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. The investigation is ongoing regarding the involvement of others, and no formal charges have been issued yet.
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