When a hair-raising incident occurs inside a commercial aircraft flying high in the sky, it shocks the entire world. Some time ago, one such heart-wrenching incident that took place in a Flydubai flight had created an international sensation. Indian Captain Smit Muchhar, who narrowly escaped the deadly attack by the Omani co-pilot that endangered the lives of 172 passengers, has now made a sensational disclosure of this entire horrifying incident for the first time from the hospital in Abu Dhabi. Captain Smit Mosquito has not only narrated the entire story of the deadly battle that went on inside the cockpit, but has also raised serious questions on the claims of Israeli plumber Yaniv Hayoon in which he had talked about landing the plane himself after watching the film. Let us know the inner and surprising truth of this whole matter. Captain Smit Mosquito shuddered remembering the co-pilot's attack. In a detailed interview given to the prestigious newspaper 'The National' from the hospital in Abu Dhabi, Indian Captain Smit Mosquito, recalling that terrible day, said that just before the incident, his co-pilot Hamad Al-Hammami was sitting completely calm next to him for two hours. He did not show any suspicious gesture which could suggest that he was carrying out some pre-planned terrorist conspiracy or with the intention of crashing the plane. Emirati prosecutors are now calling the entire incident a premeditated terrorist plot. Recalling the moments of that attack, Captain Mosquito said, "When I was suddenly attacked for the first time, for the first few moments I felt as if perhaps there was a technical fault in the main structure of the plane and something heavy had fallen on my head. The strong shock and impact almost threw me face down onto my control column." But, within the next few seconds, when there were continuous attacks, the Captain realized that this was not a technical fault, but his own co-pilot sitting inside the cockpit was attacking him fatally. That battle to save his life and the struggle before fainting Captain Smit Mosquito told that some episodes after the attack are blurry in his mind, but even in that adverse situation, his will to live and his wisdom saved many lives. Mustering his last strength, he somehow unbuckled his seat belt and managed to open the cockpit door. As soon as he called his crew members and colleagues standing outside for help, he fell face down near the gate and became unconscious due to pain and bleeding. Meanwhile, there was panic regarding the safety of the passengers on board the plane. The captain said that his only priority at that time was to keep himself and the 172 innocent passengers sitting behind safe. Senior flight officials also later confirmed that despite such serious injuries and attack, the captain had not lost his sanity. Captain's big question on Israeli plumber Yaniv Hayun's claim of 'plane landing' During this entire incident, another character had attracted the attention of the media around the world. Israeli plumber Yaniv Hayoun had claimed that during the crisis, he entered the cockpit and brutally beat the co-pilot, overpowered him and then took control of the plane and landed it safely on the ground. Hayun even claimed that he had watched a show called 'Air Crash Investigation' on television, which had inspired him to fly and land a plane. When Captain Smit Mosquito, the real hero of flydubai, was asked about the claims of this Israeli plumber, he gave a very restrained but sharp statement. Captain Mosquito said clearly, "To be honest, I do not have any concrete information about this plumber's story and his claims." When asked whether a common plumber could actually land a commercial aircraft without any professional training, the Captain avoided speculation by saying that at that time his entire energy and consciousness was focused only on saving himself and the plane. His statement has raised serious and deep question marks on the filmy claims being made by the Israeli plumber, about which various kinds of discussions are taking place on social media. A big warning for the security system and aviation industry, this entire incident is considered to be one of the scariest chapters in the history of commercial aviation. On one hand, such a deadly attack inside the cockpit by the co-pilot raises big questions on the internal security and mental health screening policies of the airlines, on the other hand, the bravery of the passengers and the indomitable courage of Indian pilot Captain Smit Mosquito teaches that a major disaster can be avoided by maintaining patience even in the most difficult times. At present, this matter is being investigated very closely by international security agencies and local administration.
