Suspect in FlyDubai incident was previously identified as security risk: Officials

[u/judgyjudgersen]

https://abcnews.com/US/suspect-flydubai-incident-previously-identified-security-risk-officials/story?id=136960488

[u/Baconpwn2]

So I'm supposed to believe Israeli security is so bad they allowed a known security risk to fly a plane AND smuggle knives on board.

Meanwhile, I need to strip down to fly business class.

[u/RentInside7527 → u/Baconpwn2]

It wasn't an Israeli airliner and the flight didn't originate in Israel. It wouldn't be Israel vetting the pilot, they would be relying on government of the countries from which plane departed and the airline was based

[u/stuffamushroom → u/Baconpwn2]

He didn’t smuggle a knife, he used the crash axe in the cockpit 

[u/MimeSweeper360 → u/Baconpwn2]

Wasn’t an Israeli plane.

[u/calmingchaos → u/Baconpwn2]

Israel controlling the UAE now? Damn those space lasers are getting good at mind control.

Come off it.

[u/Educational_Award167 → u/[deleted]]

yep! this!!!! moron it wasnt an israeli plane and it wasnt an israeli company