🔶 Identification of the "Flyday" co-pilot; the UAE called the axe ground attack an "assassination operation".

🔶 Identification of the "Flyday" co-pilot; the UAE called the axe ground attack an "assassination operation".

US media presented the name of the co-pilot who planned to carry out an assassination attempt during the flight of the "Flyday" company as "Humam Al-Hamami", 29, an Omani citizen. This flight carried a large number of Israeli captives.

According to the CNN report, his deleted account on the professional network LinkedIn shows that he worked for seven years until February 2025 at "Oman Air" and subsequently worked for a period at "Royal Air Maroc". Additionally, investigations reveal that he graduated in 2023 in aviation management from "Buckinghamshire New University" in the UK. On the Instagram account attributed to Al-Hamami, following this incident, videos were posted that included pictures of captive Israeli planes and images of "Ayman al-Zawahiri", the former leader of al-Qaeda, and "Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi", the perpetrator of the 2009 suicide ground bombing at the CIA base in Afghanistan.