We were afraid of the flight attendants - witness to the Flydubai incident on board

Asaf Rajuana, a passenger on a Flydubai flight who helped detain a terrorist, shared his suspicions about two flight attendants. He described them as physically strong, noted nervous glances, unusual behavior during meal service, and one's attempt to loosen the restraints on the attacker. Rajuana also said the flight attendants knew the cockpit access code and entered it repeatedly.

Asaf Rajuana, a passenger on a Flydubai flight and one of the Israelis who helped detain a terrorist attempting to cause a plane crash, shared his suspicions about two flight attendants. In a conversation with investigators, he said both crew members seemed physically strong and did not fit the typical image of flight attendants. Rajuana noted their nervous glances, unusual behavior during meal and drink service, and that one of them suspiciously asked if he was a police officer. According to him, both flight attendants knew the cockpit access code and entered it repeatedly. Particular suspicion arose when one tried to loosen the restraints on the attacker. Rajuana also reported that one flight attendant gave the wounded captain an unknown pill. The passenger emphasized he is not making accusations, only sharing observations, acknowledging the strange behavior could be due to stress. It was previously reported that the co-pilot planned to hijack the plane and crash it into Ben Gurion Airport's terminal.