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Israeli Plumber Credited with Subduing Co-Pilot and Regaining Control of flydubai Flight

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A plumber named Hayoun has said he broke into the cockpit of a flydubai aircraft. He reports that he beat and pinned down the co-pilot during the incident. After restraining the co-pilot, he says he brought the aircraft under control. NDTV's report also includes comments from an Indian pilot on the role played by the Israeli man, whom the headline calls a hero. The original article's full details beyond this account were not included in the provided text.

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