On December 24, 1999, an Air India flight, IC 814, traveling from Kathmandu to New Delhi, was hijacked by five terrorists. The hijacking of this flight, often referred to as the Kandahar Hijacking, became a turning point in international aviation security and remains etched in the history of global counterterrorism efforts. This article explores the … Read more
The hijacking of Indian Airlines flight IC 814 remains one of the most harrowing episodes in the history of global aviation. On December 24, 1999, the plane, which had 176 passengers on board, was en route from Kathmandu to Delhi when it was hijacked by five terrorists. The event not only shook India but also … Read more
Hijacking, a term that often invokes fear and fascination, represents one of the most dramatic and high-stakes situations one can encounter. From the early days of aviation to contemporary global events, hijacking has captivated public attention and shaped policies. Understanding this phenomenon, especially in the context of recent portrayals, can offer valuable insights into its … Read more