Dubai Airline passenger plane sent hijacking code and landed in Saudi Arabia, shocking truth revealed

An Emirates low-cost Dubai airliner carrying 174 passengers was flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv this morning. Unexpectedly, during the flight, a series of emergency and suspected hijacking codes were issued, and Israeli fighter jets scrambled into the air.

A Boeing 737 Max 8 passenger plane of Emirates low-cost airline Dubai (flydubai) carrying 174 passengers was flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv today. Unexpectedly, during the flight, it suddenly issued emergency and suspected hijacking codes. The Israeli military did not dare to be careless. The fighter plane took off in an emergency and then landed in Saudi Arabia. The actual truth was actually triggered by a violent conflict between the pilots in the cockpit.

According to comprehensive media reports, a Boeing 737 Max 8 passenger aircraft of Dubai Air flight FZ1073 took off from Dubai International Airport at 11:05 am today (30th) Taiwan time, and was originally scheduled to fly to Tel Aviv, Israel. Unexpectedly, the emergency code "7700" was suddenly transmitted shortly after takeoff, and then switched to the "7500" signal indicating hijacking or illegal interference. It also disappeared from the flight tracking website for a time.

The Israeli military did not dare to be careless, and fighter planes scrambled to the airspace near the incident. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense immediately held an emergency meeting.

The plane finally landed at Tabuk Regional Airport in Saudi Arabia at 2:58 pm Taiwan time; according to Israeli security sources, the incident that led to the "illegal interference" and another emergency signal was due to a dispute between the pilots on board.