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Flydubai co-pilot’s time in Australia being investigated by security agencies after alleged cockpit attack
Source: The Guardian
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- FlyDubai pilot describes opening cockpit door during attack
- Who is the mystery co-pilot behind the Flydubai attack?
- FlyDubai plane attack by co-pilot was an attempted 'terrorist' act, UAE says
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