Dubai Airline Boeing passenger plane was shocked to report that the co-pilot attempted to crash the plane and landed in Saudi Arabia to resolve the crisis

A Boeing 737 Max of the low-cost Emirates airline flydubai carrying 174 passengers Passenger plane 8, flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv today (30th), unexpectedly issued a series of emergency and suspected hijacking codes during the flight, and then landed in Saudi Arabia. As the plane landed, the inside story of the plane was gradually revealed. The suspected co-pilot tried to crash the plane, but was prevented by another pilot and a pilot in civilian clothes to save the tragedy that almost happened. Israeli officials bluntly said that if this incident was not prevented, it might turn into a 911 incident.

According to Israeli 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.

Flight records show that after 2 hours and 15 minutes of flight, the Boeing aircraft suddenly dived sharply, from 34,000 feet to about 17,000 feet in one minute, while the speed increased from 411 knots to nearly 600 knots.

Passengers on the plane heard screams, and then the cockpit door of the passenger plane was opened. One pilot was stabbed and blood stains could be seen. Passengers and crew members subdued the other pilot. Some passengers took pictures of someone injured and stained with blood.

Israeli authorities were unable to make contact with the aircraft during the incident. Fearing that the plane would be hijacked, the Israeli Air Force scrambled fighter jets to intercept it. In Israel, the prime minister and senior military officers held an emergency meeting about the incident. Soon after, the plane made contact with the ground and landed at Tabuk Regional Airport in Saudi Arabia.

A Dubai Airways flight from the United Arab Emirates to Israel made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, "avoiding the worst of the disaster," a senior Israeli official revealed. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the co-pilot was under investigation and there were growing signs that he was trying to seize control of the plane and crash it. There was another group of pilots on board, wearing civilian clothes, and it was this group of passengers who prevented the co-pilot from taking over.

A senior Israeli official told the outlet that if the plainclothes pilot had not been on the plane, the incident could have turned into another 9/11 attack or the Entebbe hostage situation.