I really hope I keep in contact with
him, we have become very good friends
and that's all he really wanted... some
friends."
Other
passengers explained how the hijacker
asked them if they would like warm moist
towels for their faces, he got them
out blankets and pillows and even helped
serve the in flight meal. The whole
time taking time to speak with every
passenger individually about how he
hoped they were enjoying their flight.
When authorities got wind of this hijacking
by an unknown source, they scrambled
3 F-22 Raptors to intercept the jetliner
before it reached international waters.
Captain Russ Taggert said of when the
jet's arrived, "We called "Qaedie"
(K.D.) as we liked to call him, into
the cock pit. A pilot from one of the
jets explained to him that if he did
not allow me (the captain) to land the
plan that it would be shot down. Before
he responded I informed the jet pilot
that I never told him he couldn't land
and he had complete control of the plane.
The jet pilot sounded confused and asked
if I would please land the plane, Qaedie
said we should so I did. He was such
a sweet guy."
David Grough of New York City said,
"You know, after September 11th,
I think these Al Qaeda fellas got a
really bad rap. Now I see that they
aren't so bad after all. Any man who
takes control of a plane and then gives
me a foot massage, extra pillow and
4 bags of peanuts can't be all that
bad in my book. I like the take control
type."
Billy Dovers an 8 year old in seat 47a
said, "We colored in my coloring
book and he read me a story. We were
hijacked by Al Qaeda, so what, I had
a great time!"
The plane, carrying 81 extremely pleased
passengers and 10 smiling crewmembers,
landed at Bangor International Airport
in Maine around 11:15 p.m., officials
said.
The hijacker whose name is not being
released at this time is currently in
the custody of the FBI for questioning.
Seeing that he did nothing wrong beside
makes some friends and served some people,
he will not be charged.
Due to the extremely good service and
customer raves Morocco Air planes to
market their new Al Qaeda Frequent Hijacker
program sometime this fall.
Written
by Faux-Newz Staff Writer
Tha Mike |
