Morocco Airline Denies Employing Co-Pilot in Flydubai Cockpit Incident
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Royal Air Maroc denies Flydubai co-pilot ever worked for airline
RABAT — Royal Air Maroc on Saturday denied claims that the Flydubai co-pilot accused of attempting a “terrorist act” aboard flight FZ1073 had previously worked for the Moroccan airline.The carrier issued the clarification after claims circulated alleging a professional relationship between the co-pilot and Royal Air Maroc.The man “has never worked as part of its crews or performed any professional duties within the company,” the airline said.Roy…
Airline says 2025 job application rejected, with no employment, contractual relationship established
Royal Air Maroc states that the Flydubai co-pilot was never an employee of the company. Royal Air Maroc (RAM) announced on 3 October that the co-pilot involved in the incident on a Flydubai flight had, in 2025, received a theoretical training of...
Rabat: The Royal Moroccan Line Company, on Saturday, denied that the co-leader of an aircraft named Flye Dubai, accused of initiating a stabbing operation from the United Arab Emirates to Israel, had previously worked for it. This was stated in a statement by the company, against the background of the circulation of information alleging a previous professional relationship between the co-pilot and the Royal Moroccan lines.
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