Kapitan Flydubai opowiedział, że drugi pilot odszedł na modlitwę przed atakiem

The incident involved a Flydubai co-pilot, Hamam al-Hamammi, who allegedly attempted to hijack an Israel-bound flight. The captain, Smith Machchar, revealed that the co-pilot had asked to leave the cockpit for a prayer before the incident. The co-pilot was later identified as an Omani national with suspected extremist views who had been barred from flying by his country's airline. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) labeled the incident as a terrorist attack. The co-pilot's LinkedIn profile showed photos of a former Al Qaeda leader. The flight had 182 passengers on board and was forced to make an emergency landing in Cyprus after the crew and passengers intervened to stop the co-pilot's attempt to take control of the plane. Kluczowe fakty: • Co-pilot attempted to hijack Israel-bound flight • Asked to leave cockpit for prayer before incident • Identified as Omani national with suspected extremist views • Barred from flying by Omani airline • UAE labeled incident as terrorist attack • Flight had 182 passengers • Emergency landing in Cyprus Niewiadome: • Exact location of the incident • Motivation behind the co-pilot's actions