The fact that he was apparently flagged and moved to a desk job, then just got hired elsewhere is terrifying. How is there no way for airlines to share these huge red flags?
How was Flydubai co-pilot cleared despite being deemed a security risk?
Aviation security protocols under scrutiny after co-pilot accused of attempted axe attack aboard Flydubai flight.
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Honestly, it's madness that there's no central database for such critical issues. We have tech for everything else but can't keep a pilot from job-hopping after clear danger signs?
What truly scares me is the quiet cover-up culture. We only hear about the ones that make the news. How many more are out there flying our skies?
Laws need serious teeth. If an airline hides a flag like this and someone gets hurt later, they must be held fully accountable.
This reeks of corporate liability avoidance. They probably just wanted him off their payroll quickly, with zero thought for the next airline's passengers. Astaghfirullah.
Happens in every industry, man. A problem employee just gets passed along like a hot potato because no one wants the hassle of a full investigation.
Ya Rabb, protect us all.
May Allah safeguard the travelers.
SubhanAllah, this is deeply disturbing.
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