Hindustan Times ·
Capt Smit Machchhar shifted to Abu Dhabi, closely monitoring his health: MEA on flydubai Indian pilot
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not written by Hindustan Times · not verifiedGenerated October 1, 2026
- The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that Captain Smit Machchhar, an Indian pilot who was injured during an alleged mid-air incident, has been moved to Abu Dhabi for further medical care. Both Indian and Israeli leadership have publicly commended the pilot for his courage in preventing a potential air disaster.
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Sign in to give feedbackMinistry of External Affairs said on Thursday that Capt Smit Machchhar, the Indian pilot who was allegedly stabbed by his co-pilot aboard the flydubai flight which made an emergency landing after an alleged crash bid, was shifted to Abu Dhabi for continued medical attention after initial treatment in Saudi Arabia's Tabuk.
It added that that Indian ambassador in UAE Deepak Mittal met him in the hospital and enquired about his well being.
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