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🚨 #AirIndiaExpress #Hijack Scare: Panic aboard Bengaluru–Varanasi flight as 2 passengers tried to breach the cockpit door mid-air. Pilot immediately raised an alarm and crew restrained them. 🔴Reports confirm that the passenger entered the correct "cockpit passcode" on the keypad, but the captain deliberately refused to open the door,... show more

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