
AI-generated summary
The flight was heading from Dubai to Tel Aviv. Codes 7700 (general emergency) followed by 7500 (hijacking/unlawful interception) were sent over Saudi Arabian airspace. These codes are emergency signals in international aviation standards.
A passenger plane belonging to flydubai, flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv, gave an emergency signal over the airspace of Saudi Arabia. It was reported that the plane changed course and made a return maneuver.
According to flight tracking data, the aircraft belonging to flydubai sent the international transponder code "7700", which is used in general emergencies in aviation.
The code in question is used to inform air traffic control units that the crew on the aircraft is facing a situation that requires urgent intervention.
Then, shortly after, he sent the code 7500, which stands for hijacking or unlawful interference.
Security sources stated that after the emergency signal, Israeli Air Force warplanes took off towards the passenger plane.
There is no official statement yet regarding why the plane gave an emergency signal and the reason for the route change.
Developments regarding the incident are being followed.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Saudi Arabia and Israel will launch a joint investigation into the incident.
Possible · Within weeks
flydubai will review its internal security procedures.
Likely · Within days

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After the emergency signal was given and the code 7500 was used on the plane flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv, the Israeli press claimed that the plane may have been hijacked.

The 174-passenger plane departing from Dubai issued emergency and hijacking codes in Jordanian airspace. As Israeli warplanes took off, the plane headed towards Saudi Arabia. It was claimed that a fight broke out between the pilots.
Emergency and hijack codes were given to Flydubai's Dubai-Tel Aviv flight carrying more than 150 passengers. As the warplanes took off, the plane landed in Saudi Arabia and the Israeli spokesman stated that the incident was not a hijacking.

Flydubai's plane flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv gave emergency and hijacking signals in the air. While the Israeli warplanes were taking off, the Prime Ministry Spokesperson announced that the incident was not a hijacking but a pilot fight and that the plane landed in Saudi Arabia.

The passenger plane that sent the hijack code 7500 on its way from Dubai to Tel Aviv and caused the Israeli warplanes to take off, landed in Saudi Arabia.