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Squawk Switch! (FlyDubai Boeing 737 MAX Diversion to Tabuk) Follow for more! 👤 Map via flightradar24 🗺️ Original Commentary by Pete the Irish Pilot 🎙️ #aviation #FlyDubai #Boeing737MAX #Diversion #AvGeek

Pete the Irish Pilot

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لافي الركابي1 天前

Fact check..! Incorrect details regarding the flydubia flight diversion to tabuk. The airplane experienced an internal cockpit dispute between the pilot and the co-pilot, which prompted an emergency landing at Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Airport in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. It is (completely false) that the Israeli Air Force escorted the aircraft. As the flight path was almost entirely within Saudi airspace and a minor portion of Jordanian airspace, any immediate reaction and protection protocol fell strictly under the sovereignty and jurisdiction of the Royal Saudi Air Force, whose quick-reaction interceptors secured the aircraft through Saudi skies until it safely landed.

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Manuel Rebolledo1 天前

@Donpatoinfowars el recorrido del avión

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الرد1 天前

شي غريب كيف ادخل في الطائره آله حاده اين التفتيش في المطار ومعروف ان اجهزة التفتيش في دبي اجهزه متطوره جدا !! وايضا كانت الطائره قريبه من الاردن لماذا هبطت في تبوك ؟؟

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