Aviation veteran Alastair Rosenschein said signs of the Flydubai co-pilot’s radicalization were visible to security services, colleagues and family. He praised Indian Captain Smit Machchhar’s bravery and called for stronger crew screening, psychological testing and international information sharing.
Aviation veteran Alastair Rosenschein said signs of the Flydubai co-pilot’s radicalization were visible to security services, colleagues and family. He praised Indian Captain Smit Machchhar’s bravery and called for stronger crew screening, psychological testing and international information sharing.
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Aviation veteran Alastair Rosenschein said signs of the Flydubai co-pilot’s radicalization were visible to security services, colleagues and family. He praised Indian Captain Smit Machchhar’s bravery and called for stronger crew screening, psychological testing and international information sharing.
