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The United Arab Emirates opened an investigation into the co-pilot's possible attempt to destroy the plane that was on its way to the captives from Dubai. The co-pilot - whose name has not been released - remains under investigation in Saudi Arabia, where the plane made an emergency landing.

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The United Arab Emirates opened an investigation into the co-pilot's possible attempt to destroy the plane that was on its way to the captives from Dubai. The co-pilot - whose name has not been released - remains under investigation in Saudi Arabia, where the plane made an emergency landing.

The United Arab Emirates opened an investigation into the co-pilot's possible attempt to destroy the plane that was on its way to the captives from Dubai. The co-pilot - whose name has not been released - remains under investigation in Saudi Arabia, where the plane made an emergency landing.

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, stated that he believes that the suspect will be transferred to the United Arab Emirates and that Israel may also participate in the investigation process. Mr. Netanyahu added that it is too early to refer to the presence of signs of Iranian involvement.

The Flyby fell more than 17,000 feet (5,200 meters) about two hours into its flight on Wednesday, but then the passengers and crew overcame the attacker and took control of the plane and landed safely. The stabbed pilot, Capt. Smith Mechcher, an Indian citizen, is hospitalized in stable condition, and he was hailed as a "true hero" by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.