On September 30, on a Dubai Airlines passenger plane flying from Dubai, UAE to Tel Aviv, Israel, more than 170 passengers experienced a frightening moment: the passenger plane's cruise altitude dropped steeply from 10,000 meters to 5,100 meters in about 1 minute; Israel feared a hijacking and urgently dispatched the fighter; the passengers and crew stormed into the cockpit and subdued the co-pilot who stabbed the captain. The two pilots on board who were scheduled to take over the next flight were able to control the aircraft; an hour later, the passenger plane landed at Tabuk Airport in Saudi Arabia, where the tail was damaged but the passengers were unharmed. Currently, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Israel are all investigating the incident. Other than that, the co-pilot is of Omani nationality, his identity and motives for committing the crime have not been disclosed. However, Israel and Saudi Arabia have not established diplomatic relations, making joint investigations potentially difficult.

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
On September 30, on a Dubai Airlines passenger plane flying from Dubai, UAE to Tel Aviv, Israel, more than 170 passengers experienced a frightening moment: the passenger plane's cruise altitude dropped steeply from 10,000 meters to 5,100 meters in about 1 minute; Israel feared a hijacking and urgently dispatched the fighter; the passengers and crew stormed into the cockpit and subdued the co-pilot who stabbed the captain. The two pilots on board who were scheduled to take over the next flight were able to control the aircraft; an hour later, the passenger plane landed at Tabuk Airport in Saudi Arabia, where the tail was damaged but the passengers were unharmed. Currently, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Israel are all investigating the incident. Other than that, the co-pilot is of Omani nationality, his identity and motives for committing the crime have not been disclosed. However, Israel and Saudi Arabia have not established diplomatic relations, making joint investigations potentially difficult.