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Flydubai Cockpit Brawl: Captain Stops Co-Pilot from Crashing Dubai-Tel Aviv Flight

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A serious in-flight incident unfolded aboard flydubai Flight FZ1073 while traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv. The co-pilot allegedly attempted to seize control of the aircraft, triggering a physical confrontation with the captain. Passengers reported hearing screaming and noticed blood inside the cockpit as the plane experienced a rapid descent. The captain is reported to be of Indian origin, while the co-pilot is said to be Omani. Israeli authorities have launched an investigation into the incident and the backgrounds of both pilots.

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