New investigative data allows us to reconstruct in much greater detail the events on board the FlyDubai flight, where the co-pilot attempted to seize control of the aircraft. Vitaly Novoselov and Roman Indyk piece together information published by CNN, the Associated Press, and UAE authorities: who the attacker was, why he was previously barred from flying with Oman Air, how he ended up at FlyDubai, and what happened in the cockpit after the attack on the captain.
But the most important part of this video is the testimony of someone who was on board. Passenger Nathan Grempel recounts what happened in the cabin during the plane's sudden descent, how passengers learned of the attack, and what Yaniv Hayun, one of the Israelis who stormed the cockpit, told him on the flight back.
According to Grimpel, Hayun found the wounded captain at the door, struggled into the cockpit, attacked the co-pilot from behind, who was at the controls at the time, and then grabbed the control stick and helped bring the plane back from the ground. How did four Israelis restrain the attacker? Why did some of the crew demand his release? What did the passengers see after landing in Saudi Arabia? And why did about twenty people refuse to reboard the FlyDubai plane until they received information about the crew being screened by Israeli authorities?
Hosts: Vitaly Novoselov, Roman Indyk.
00:00:00 — Investigation of the terrorist attack on the FlyDubai flight.
00:02:17 — How did a pilot with radical views pass FlyDubai's screening?
00:08:32 — Who in Israel is responsible for screening foreign crews?
00:09:59 — Ministry of Transport: "Procedures do not provide for a threat posed by the pilot."
00:11:42 — What did the captain and passengers say about the attack on board?
00:13:41 — What is known about the relief pilots who saved the plane?
00:16:17 — Why did passengers fear a hijacking after the rescue?
00:18:14 — Nathan Grempel: "It's harder for me now than in the first days"
00:20:04 — Did passengers suspect the flight attendants of colluding with the attacker?
00:22:00 — How did Yaniv Hayun control the actions of the replacement pilots?
00:23:16 — How did the Israelis take control of the plane's cabin?
00:24:04 — The wounded captain remained in the cockpit until landing
00:24:34 — Landing in Saudi Arabia: "We were already planning to land somewhere"
00:26:04 — When did passengers learn about the damaged tail?
00:26:34 — How did the Saudis greet the passengers after landing? 00:27:26 — What convinced passengers to return home on a FlyDubai flight?
00:29:38 — How did Yaniv Hayoun save the plane? Nathan Grimpel's story
00:31:24 — Did Yaniv Hayoun have any special training?
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New investigative data allows us to reconstruct in much greater detail the events on board the FlyDubai flight, where the co-pilot attempted to seize control of the aircraft. Vitaly Novoselov and Roman Indyk piece together information published by CNN, the Associated Press, and UAE authorities: who the attacker was, why he was previously barred from flying with Oman Air, how he ended up at FlyDubai, and what happened in the cockpit after the attack on the captain.
But the most important part of this video is the testimony of someone who was on board. Passenger Nathan Grempel recounts what happened in the cabin during the plane's sudden descent, how passengers learned of the attack, and what Yaniv Hayun, one of the Israelis who stormed the cockpit, told him on the flight back.
According to Grimpel, Hayun found the wounded captain at the door, struggled into the cockpit, attacked the co-pilot from behind, who was at the controls at the time, and then grabbed the control stick and helped bring the plane back from the ground. How did four Israelis restrain the attacker? Why did some of the crew demand his release? What did the passengers see after landing in Saudi Arabia? And why did about twenty people refuse to reboard the FlyDubai plane until they received information about the crew being screened by Israeli authorities?
Hosts: Vitaly Novoselov, Roman Indyk.
00:00:00 — Investigation of the terrorist attack on the FlyDubai flight.
00:02:17 — How did a pilot with radical views pass FlyDubai's screening?
00:08:32 — Who in Israel is responsible for screening foreign crews?
00:09:59 — Ministry of Transport: "Procedures do not provide for a threat posed by the pilot."
00:11:42 — What did the captain and passengers say about the attack on board?
00:13:41 — What is known about the relief pilots who saved the plane?
00:16:17 — Why did passengers fear a hijacking after the rescue?
00:18:14 — Nathan Grempel: "It's harder for me now than in the first days"
00:20:04 — Did passengers suspect the flight attendants of colluding with the attacker?
00:22:00 — How did Yaniv Hayun control the actions of the replacement pilots?
00:23:16 — How did the Israelis take control of the plane's cabin?
00:24:04 — The wounded captain remained in the cockpit until landing
00:24:34 — Landing in Saudi Arabia: "We were already planning to land somewhere"
00:26:04 — When did passengers learn about the damaged tail?
00:26:34 — How did the Saudis greet the passengers after landing? 00:27:26 — What convinced passengers to return home on a FlyDubai flight?
00:29:38 — How did Yaniv Hayoun save the plane? Nathan Grimpel's story
00:31:24 — Did Yaniv Hayoun have any special training?
Watch "Nepechatnoe. Live" broadcasts every day from Sunday to Thursday at 6:00 PM Jerusalem time.
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