US Vice President JD Vance has raised questions about Flydubai co-pilot Hammam Al-Hammami. US Vice President JD Vance is now questioning how he was allowed to go back to the cockpit of the aircraft. When he had already been flagged as a potential problem. Hamam al-Hammami has attacked Captain Machar.
he shouldn't have flown
Vance told reporters before leaving for Alaska on Monday, "The interesting thing about that story is that we knew that person could cause problems. I don't mean American intelligence, but if you look at the history, that person shouldn't have flown on the airline."
But when he went to another airline, obviously these concerns didn't go with him. People with knowledge of the matter told WSJ that Oman did not share its concerns about Al-Hammami with other authorities or airlines. When Flydubai hired him in February this year, the airline did not contact Oman to check his previous work record.
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