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On September 30, a hijacking incident occurred on Dubai Air flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv, Israel. Co-pilot Hamami tried to kill Captain Machar and caused the plane to crash. Although Machar was injured, he still managed to open the cockpit door to allow passengers to subdue the attacker.
Machar, the heroic Indian captain of Dubai Air, had a phone call with the Prime Minister of India on the 2nd. (Reuters)
On September 30, Dubai Air flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv, Israel, occurred. The Omani co-pilot Hamam Al Hammami hacked and killed the Indian captain Smit Machchhar and tried to crash the plane. Fortunately, Machchhar was injured and struggled to open the cockpit door to let passengers in to subdue Hammami. He was hailed as a hero by all walks of life and spoke out for the first time after seeking medical treatment.
According to "CNN", when Machar spoke to Indian Prime Minister Modi on the 2nd, he revealed that he was seriously injured and fell to the ground after being hacked. At that time, he was thinking about what if he couldn't get up. But then he realized the plane was going down, and at that moment he knew he had to open the cockpit door and the passengers rushed in.
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Machar said that although he wanted to protect his own life, he could not let others die. Modi praised Machar's heroic behavior and his courage undoubtedly saved the lives of many people. Shota Musaev, a dentist who was a passenger on the same plane and helped treat Machar's injuries, said that Machar had lost a lot of blood and was seriously injured.
Machar initially received treatment in Saudi Arabia, where he was transferred, and has now been transferred to a hospital in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Machar revealed that his daughter once came to the hospital to visit, but was frightened when she saw his condition. As for his 2-year-old son, he has not been able to see her for the time being.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Flydubai to strengthen safety training and background checks for crew
Likely · Within weeks
The Indian government may raise diplomatic concerns with Oman and the UAE over the incident
Possible · Within weeks

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