We Saw What You Did. We Know Who You Are. Who Put You in the Cockpit? The Omani Pilot Plot Thickens.

Sep 30, 2026

Some people are calling this a cockpit dispute. Officials say a man with a knife tried to crash a plane full of Israelis.

The Behind The Scenes Story Is
How He Got On That Flight In The First Place.

In days gone by, I would have been called a conspiracy theorist for even asking a deeper question about this story. We have all watched it happen. What used to be called conspiracy is now out in the open. This is how I look at the Omani Pilot. Yes the plot thickens.

Here’s a real “conspiratorial” question for you. Did he run into the real co-pilot, take his ID, and board that way? Who knows? Maybe, maybe not. Didn’t the pilot know what his co-pilot looked like? Was the co-pilot wearing a synthetic head-piece to make him look like the real co-pilot? (It’s not like it hasn’t been done before…) All I’m saying is nothing is impossible in today’s world, but, one thing is certain.

There was a plot.

The question is who was puling the strings? Oman and Israel are not at peace. It will be interesting to watch this unfold.

The passengers did what they had to do. Two extra pilots took the plane back.
Thank God they did.

“They saved many lives. They prevented a heavy disaster”
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, quoting a passenger on Flydubai flight FZ1073

On Wednesday, Flydubai flight FZ1073 left Dubai for Tel Aviv. Most of the people on board were Israeli. There were about 170 to 180 passengers, according to Israeli reports.

According to a report put out by Israeli officials and carried by Reuters, the co-pilot stabbed the captain and tried to crash the plane. Flight tracking showed the aircraft dropped more than 14,000 feet in less than a minute. It also showed an emergency code, then a hijack code.

According to those same accounts, the wounded captain used what strength he had left to open the cockpit door. Passengers and crew rushed in. They pulled the attacker off the controls and tied him up. Two extra pilots were already on the flight because of possible extra flying time, according to a report in the Jerusalem Post. Those two pilots took the plane back and landed it in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.

No passengers were reported injured. Both men in the cockpit were taken to a hospital. Saudi authorities are questioning the co-pilot. Israeli officials say he is Omani. Oman does not have normalized relations with Israel. Flydubai’s agreement to fly into Israel said pilots must come from countries that do, according to the Jerusalem Post.

See the Jerusalem Post: https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/defense-news/article-910192

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it a severe security incident. Defense Minister Israel Katz called it an attempted jihadist terror attack. Israeli jets were scrambled while the plane was still in the air.

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