Flydubai BOMBSHELL: Co-Pilot Reveals SECRET Plan To Crash Plane Into Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport

The alleged mid-air attack aboard a Flydubai flight may have been part of a plan to crash the passenger jet into Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, according to a report by Israel’s N12. Journalist Amit Segal reported that the Omani co-pilot told investigators he intended to seize control of the aircraft and crash it into the airport. The September 30 flight was travelling from Dubai to Tel Aviv with more than 170 people aboard when the first officer allegedly attacked Captain Smit Machchhar. The aircraft plunged thousands of feet during the cockpit struggle before crew members and passengers intervened and overpowered the suspect. The flight was eventually diverted safely to Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.
The UAE has described the incident as an attempted terrorist operation, while Benjamin Netanyahu has alleged Islamist radicalisation. Investigators have not publicly established an affiliation between the suspect and any militant organisation. The reported Ben Gurion plot has not been independently confirmed.

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