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'Working on it': Trump hints flydubai co-pilot may have Iran links

By Rohitashwa Ranjan|October 1, 2026|2 min read at Times of India

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Former US President Donald Trump stated he has heard reports suggesting a connection between Iran and an Omani co-pilot who allegedly stabbed his captain during a flydubai flight. The flight, traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv, made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after the incident.

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US President Donald Trump on Thursday suggested that the Omani co-pilot, who allegedly planned to down the flydubai flight, may have had connections with Iran.

Asked by reporters whether the co-pilot had links to Iran, Trump said, “From what I’m hearing, I would say the answer is yes, but we’re working on it right now.”

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“US President Donald Trump on Thursday suggested that the Omani co-pilot, who allegedly planned to down the flydubai flight, may have had connections with Iran.”

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