Love for Flying, Then a Crash Bid: Flydubai Co-Pilot's Chilling ‘Not Afraid of Death’ Confession
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Wanted to crash plane, not afraid to die: flydubai co-pilot's chilling admission
The Flydubai co-pilot accused of attacking Captain Smit Machchhar told investigators he wanted to crash the plane. The case has widened into a cross-border probe into vetting failures, radicalisation and possible outside links.
The co-pilot who tried to hijack a plane on a flight to Israel said that women should be "trampled" and expressed other extreme religious views on social media while he was.
'Not afraid of death': Co-pilot's chilling admission after trying to crash flydubai jet - THE LOCAL REPORT ARTICLES
Hamam al-Hammami, the accused co-pilot in the flydubai incident (Image source: LinkedIn) Hamam al-Hammami, the flydubai co-pilot accused of trying to crash a passenger jet bound for Tel Aviv, told investigators after the plane landed in Saudi Arabia that he wanted to deliberately bring it down and was ‘not afraid of death’, according to a ...
Wanted to crash plane, had no fear of death: flydubai co-pilot’s admission to Saudi investigators
The flydubai co-pilot accused of attacking Captain Smit Machchhar told Saudi investigators that he wanted to crash the aircraft and did not fear death, according to The Wall Street Journal. Authorities have examined his background, online activity and possible extremist links. The report also raises questions about his recruitment after Oman Air reportedly barred him from flying.
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