A fight on board a Flydubai plane... Catastrophe avoided by subduing passengers and crew
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This incident occurred on a Boeing 737 MAX airliner (FZ Flight 1073) belonging to Flydubai, which departed from Dubai, United Arab Emirates and was heading to Tel Aviv, Israel.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) On the morning of the 30th (local time), a Boeing 737 MAX passenger plane (FZ 1073) belonging to FlyDubai departed from Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and was heading to Tel Aviv, Israel. A situation occurred where the co-pilot stabbed the captain with a weapon and caused the plane to dive.
There were 174 passengers on the plane, including 166 Israelis.
At the time, the Omani co-pilot attacked the Indian captain, causing the plane to plummet to an altitude of about 4,267 meters in less than 30 seconds.
As the plane shook violently, the cabin instantly screamed and turned into chaos.
In a desperate crisis situation where the aircraft was spinning violently and plummeting, the passengers and crew rushed to the cockpit and subdued the co-pilot with their bare hands. For more details, please watch the video.

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