هوية المشتبه به

revealed sources intelligence and security about the identity of the co-pilot accused of attempting to bring down the Fly Dubai plane heading to Tel Aviv last Wednesday, indicating that he is an Omani citizen named Hamam Al-Hamami.

تاريخه مع الطيران

According to senior officials in intelligence and law enforcement who spoke to ABC News, Al-Hamami had previously worked as a trainee co-pilot with Oman Air in 2024 before being grounded after being classified as a security threat.**

دوافع متطرفة

revealed the sources that Al-Hamami spent most of his time outside the Sultanate of Oman, particularly in Syria, and was influenced by extremist ideas during his presence there.**

مواد متطرفة وإيقاف الطيران

reported the sources that during the suspect's training period with Oman Air, it became evident that he was in possession of what was described as extremist materials, which led to his prohibition from continuing to fly, but he was allowed to continue working within the company in an administrative role.**

عودة إلى الطيران

investigators are currently focused on how the suspect returned to flying later and joined Fly Dubai, culminating in his role as a co-pilot on a flight heading to Tel Aviv.**

تحقيق الدوافع

According to sources familiar with the investigation, the suspect was transferred from Saudi Arabia to the UAE on Thursday, where he is cooperating with the authorities investigating the incident. The sources added that he provided indications that are being verified regarding his motives and intentions behind the attack, while the authorities have not yet announced the final results of the investigation.**

تدخل قائد الطائرة والركاب

The aircraft's captain, Smit Machar, confronted the attack before several passengers intervened to subdue the suspect and restrain him, after the plane experienced a sharp and rapid descent during the incident. The flight captain managed to handle the emergency situation and change the aircraft's course, leading to a safe landing.**

شهادة راكب

revealed one of the passengers, Dr. Shota Musayev, who was among those who rushed to the front of the plane, details of the moments following the control of the suspect. Musayev told ABC News that the man was covered in blood and restrained on the ground outside the cockpit, and he informed him that he was from the Sultanate of Oman, adding that the suspect asked him at one point to kill him, saying: «Please kill me».**

تعليق رحلات فلاي دبي

In the aftermath of the incident, Fly Dubai announced, at the request of the authorities, the temporary suspension of its operations to Tel Aviv until further notice. The company confirmed that a comprehensive official investigation led by the relevant authorities is underway regarding the incident, with Fly Dubai providing full support for the investigation.**