Co-pilot's Resume Discussed Following Flydubai Cockpit Incident
Following the incident on flight FZ1073, the background, licensing process, and previous airlines of the co-pilot have become a subject of scrutiny.
Following the cockpit incident on Flydubai's flight FZ1073, the career background and licensing processes of co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami have caused widespread resonance in public and on social media.
Oman Air Period and Departure
It was shared that Hamam al-Hammami previously worked within Oman Air for approximately 7 years and left the company in February 2025.
Educational Background and University Statement
It was reported that during this period, al-Hammami received online aviation management training at Buckinghamshire New University and graduated in 2023, but the university stated that this program was not pilot training.
Royal Air Maroc Period
It was claimed that the pilot subsequently was at Royal Air Maroc between June 2025 and January 2026, but during this period he only received theoretical training and did not perform any flights.
Tenure at Flydubai
It was noted that Hamam al-Hammami joined Flydubai following Royal Air Maroc and has been serving in this company for about eight months.
Allegations and Question Marks
Drawing attention to allegations that Oman Air removed the pilot from flight duty due to radical views, it is questioned whether this information was shared with the relevant civil aviation authorities.