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The online life of the Flydubai attacker

First reported 7 Oct, 05:46 UTCUpdated 3d ago3 sources

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Co-pilot of flight 1073 gravitated towards the ‘manosphere’ and expressed misogynistic views

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From the Left
FlyDubai attacker called women ‘rotten flesh’ in misogynistic social media posts: report

Hamam Al-Hammami is alleged to have use a crash axe to launch a surprise attack on the flight captain

From the Center
FlyDubai Attacker Was Part of Pilot Hiring Spree at Fast-Growing Airline

Authorities and industry insiders are now questioning whether the airline’s fast growth contributed to last week’s near catastrophe.

From the Right

No right-leaning outlet in our index has covered this yet.

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  1. Hindustan TimesCenterINMostly factual
    FlyDubai Attacker Was Part of Pilot Hiring Spree at Fast-Growing Airline (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)

    Authorities and industry insiders are now questioning whether the airline’s fast growth contributed to last week’s near catastrophe.

  2. The IndependentLean LeftGBMostly factual
    FlyDubai attacker called women ‘rotten flesh’ in misogynistic social media posts: report (opens The Independent in a new tab)

    Hamam Al-Hammami is alleged to have use a crash axe to launch a surprise attack on the flight captain

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