When the Co-Pilot Becomes the Hijacker, Who Can We Trust? (1/4)
From Luisa's Fun History Hour · 5:06
Show by shan liu
A co-pilot with an axe nearly brought down a flight to Tel Aviv, and the cockpit door meant to stop the next 9/11 almost helped him do it. How did we get here? From a pistol over Budapest in 1919 to planes turned into missiles, this is the strange, century-long story of hijacking, and the one threat no one thought to guard against.Welcome to Luisa's Fun History Hour! No dry timelines here — just vivid stories from the human side of history. From secrets of ancient courts to modern social shifts, let's explore the overlooked details history books often skip. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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