Fresh reports on the September 30 Flydubai cockpit attack say investigators believe co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami planned to seize the aircraft and crash it at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport. That account is attributed to Israeli media reports; NDTV notes that UAE authorities and Flydubai have not publicly confirmed the suspect’s identity.
What Changed
Oman’s earlier handling of the co-pilot is now under scrutiny. News18, citing other outlets, reports he had...
