Netanyahu hails stabbed Indian pilot of flydubai plane - Reuters
Netanyahu hails stabbed Indian pilot of flydubai plane Reuters
First reported 6 hours ago · latest update 3 hours ago
An incident on a flydubai flight on Wednesday involved a crew member allegedly attempting to crash the aircraft by stabbing the pilot. The assailant, identified as a colleague of the pilot, inflicted a wound on the cockpit’s commander during the flight.
The pilot, Indian national Smit Machchhar, continued to operate the aircraft despite the injury and safely landed the plane, allowing all passengers to disembark without further harm. Authorities described his actions as instrumental in preventing a potential disaster.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly praised Machchhar for his conduct, describing him as a “true hero” who displayed “extraordinary bravery.” Netanyahu’s remarks highlighted the pilot’s role in safeguarding the lives of those on board.
The prime minister’s statements were issued shortly after the incident was reported, emphasizing gratitude for the pilot’s decisive response under duress. No additional details about the motive of the assailant or the outcome of any investigation were provided at the time.
The flight’s safe conclusion and the pilot’s actions have been widely acknowledged as a critical factor in averting a larger tragedy, with officials commending his professionalism and courage.
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Netanyahu hails stabbed Indian pilot of flydubai plane - Reuters
Netanyahu hails stabbed Indian pilot of flydubai plane Reuters
3 hours agoNetanyahu hails stabbed Indian pilot of flydubai plane
Sept 30 - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed Indian pilot Smit Machchhar for saving passengers after he was stabbed by his colleague in an alleged attempt to crash a flydubai plane on Wednesday.
3 hours agoNetanyahu praises stabbed Indian pilot for saving lives on Flydubai flight
The Israeli prime minister thanks 'true hero' Captain Smit Machchhar for 'extraordinary bravery'.
6 hours ago