Flydubai flight: the co-pilot was targeting Ben Gurion airport's terminal, the UAE prosecutor says
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DenmarkCopenhagen is particularly focused on what the Emirati prosecutor says and doesn't say: a planned suicide attack on Ben-Gurion, a suspect who claims to have acted alone, and hiring checks that uncovered nothing.
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GermanyBerlin has taken away from the Flydubai case a security flaw: a co-pilot who passed all checks was able to prepare a suicide attack, and Israel is already tightening the verification of foreign pilots.
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Focus on recruitment
the text highlights the lack of detection during the hiring process.
Relies on the prosecution
the account is based on the conclusions of the Emirati prosecutor, relayed by international agencies.
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GermanySecurity
the story highlights the recruitment checks that passed without raising any alerts.
Based on a single source
the story of the co-pilot's intentions relies on the communication from the Emirati prosecutor's office relayed by WAM.
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4,900 metres in 30 seconds
Loss of altitude of the flight in 30 seconds
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different figuresapproximately 4,300 metres in 30 seconds