Two weeks after the terror flight: 'Flydubai' passengers try to return to life

Two weeks after the attempted attack on the 'Flydubai' flight, passengers share the difficulty of returning to routine. Daniel Elmaliach describes sleepless nights and difficulty eating. Daniel Simanovich recounts a hard landing and daily reminders of the trauma, preventing him from working.

Two weeks after the attempted attack on the 'Flydubai' flight, passengers describe the ongoing difficulty of returning to routine. Daniel Elmaliach, who was on the flight, speaks of sleepless nights and difficulty eating since the incident. She notes Dr. Shota, who helped save the stabbed captain, as a hero who has become a close figure for her. Another passenger, Daniel Simanovich, describes an extremely hard landing and a feeling that his head is still in the flight. He says sudden movements while driving bring him back to the moments of the crash, and that he is unable to work or answer clients. The article focuses on the emotional experience and ongoing trauma of the passengers, without addressing the investigation of the incident or the captain's condition.