2026年10月2日 / 美国东部时间上午7:23 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻（CBS News）
作者：塔克·里尔 编辑
塔克·里尔是CBSNews.com的国际版编辑，驻扎在哥伦比亚广播公司伦敦分社。他自2006年起为哥伦比亚广播公司新闻工作，此前曾在华盛顿特区和伦敦的美联社任职。
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在周三飞往以色列的航班上遭副驾驶袭击的迪拜航空机长表示，是他的信仰给了他勇气，抓住了他认为是最后一次机会，拯救了自己和机上另外173名乘客。
飞行机长斯米特·马查尔周四在沙特阿拉伯的病床上通过感人的视频通话告诉印度总理纳伦德拉·莫迪，尽管身中数刀，他还是设法打开了驾驶舱门，让乘客们进来制服了袭击他的副驾驶，此举大概率拯救了波音737客机上的174人。
“我当时在为自己的生命而战，”身为印度国民的马查尔说道。“当我躺在地板上时，我能感觉到飞机正在下坠。我清楚地知道这将是最后一搏。我告诉自己，如果我不站起来，就会出大问题。我设法打开了舱门，然后其他人都冲了进来。”
迪拜航空飞行员斯米特·马查尔于2026年10月2日在沙特阿拉伯的病床上，通过视频通话与印度总理纳伦德拉·莫迪讲述了从迪拜飞往以色列的航班上发生的这起事件。
马查尔告诉莫迪，在他最黑暗的时刻，他反复念诵印度教宗教祷文，坚守自己的信仰，相信“上帝会拯救我们”。
他为自己在向印度领导人讲述时落泪而道歉，并表示自己从未真正“为自己感到骄傲，但今天我做到了”。
莫迪首先问马查尔感觉如何，当时马查尔头上缠着绷带，鼻子里还插着氧气管，他简单地回答：“一切都好，总理先生。”
“我不太在意那些伤口，”这位机长说。“我把这看作一段旅程。我有信心康复并重返岗位。”
“早日康复，整个国家都与你同在，”印度领导人对他说。“我不想过多打扰你。我的祝福与你同在。”
副驾驶被转移至阿联酋接受讯问
一名以色列官员周五向哥伦比亚广播公司新闻证实，迪拜航空1073航班的副驾驶（当局尚未公布其身份）已于周四从沙特阿拉伯被转移至阿拉伯联合酋长国，由以色列、阿联酋和沙特官员进行讯问。
以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡周四表示，该男子刺伤了机长，“显然企图让机上所有人都随飞机坠毁”。
沙特官员周三表示，事件发生后，副驾驶已住院接受治疗，具体伤情未公开。
一名阿曼官员向哥伦比亚广播公司新闻证实，袭击者出生于阿曼，目前持有阿曼公民身份，但阿曼政府尚未公开确认其国籍。
内塔尼亚胡周四表示，根据初步讯问期间收集到的“个人信息”，以色列方面已知晓该男子曾接受“伊斯兰激进思想灌输”。他未就所谓的思想灌输提供更多细节，但在接受福克斯新闻采访时称，这名袭击嫌疑人“有自杀倾向”，在被其他机组人员和乘客制服后，他大喊：“杀了我，杀了我！”
特朗普总统周四暗示该副驾驶与伊朗有关联，这一言论比内塔尼亚胡更进一步，内塔尼亚胡此前曾表示，现在就断定伊朗是否涉案“还为时过早”。
“我们目前正在调查此事，”特朗普周四在白宫当记者问及该副驾驶是否与伊朗有关联时说道。“他们对我们非常坦诚。基于我听到的信息，我可以说答案是肯定的。但我们目前正在调查当中。”
当被问及该副驾驶是否可能为伊朗伊斯兰革命卫队工作、与其勾结，或是以其他方式被激进思想洗脑时，特朗普回答说，他“有可能，是的”。
多夫·利伯和阿尔沙德·R·扎加尔为本报道撰稿。
FlyDubai captain tells India’s leader how he saved himself and 173 others while fighting for his own life
October 2, 2026 / 7:23 AM EDT / CBS News
By Tucker Reals Editor
Tucker Reals is CBSNews.com’s foreign editor, based in the CBS News London bureau. He has worked for CBS News since 2006, prior to which he worked for The Associated Press in Washington, D.C., and London.
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The FlyDubai captain attacked by his co-pilot on a Wednesday flight to Israel says his faith gave him the courage to seize what he believed to be a last chance to save himself and the 173 other people on board the plane.
Flight captain Smit Machchhar told India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an emotional video call from his hospital bed in Saudi Arabia on Thursday that, despite multiple stab wounds, he managed to open the cockpit door to let in passengers who subdued the attacking co-pilot, likely saving the 174 people on the Boeing 737.
“I was fighting for my life,” said Machchhar, who is an Indian national. “When I was lying on the floor I could feel the aircraft was going down. I knew exactly that this would be the last push. I told myself that if I didn’t get up, there would be a problem. I managed to open the door, and then everyone else came in.”
FlyDubai pilot Smit Machchhar speaks from his hospital bed in Saudi Arabia with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the incident that played out on a flight to Israel from Dubai, in a video call on Oct. 2, 2026. Narendra Modi/X
Machchhar told Modi how, in his darkest moments, he repeated Hindu religious chants and clung to his faith, believing “God would save us.”
He apologized for breaking down in tears as he told the Indian leader he had never really been “proud of myself, but today I am.”
The first question Modi asked Machchhar was how he was feeling, to which Machchhar, wearing a bandage around his head and with an oxygen tube still in his nose, replied simply: “All good, sir.”
“I am not thinking about the wounds that much,” the captain said. “I look at this as a journey. I am confident of my recovery and return.”
“Get better and healthy, the whole nation is with you,” the Indian leader told him. “I don’t want to bother you much. My best wishes are with you.”
Co-pilot transferred to UAE for questioning
The co-pilot of FlyDubai flight 1073, who has not been identified by authorities, was transferred Thursday from Saudi Arabia to the United Arab Emirates for questioning by Israeli, UAE and Saudi officials, an Israeli official confirmed to CBS News on Friday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that the man stabbed the pilot and “apparently attempted to crash the plane with everyone on board.”
Saudi officials said Wednesday that the co-pilot was hospitalized after the incident and treated for unspecified injuries.
An Omani official confirmed to CBS News that the attacker was born in Oman and currently holds Omani citizenship, but the Omani government has not publicly confirmed his nationality.
Netanyahu said Thursday that Israel knew he had undergone “Islamist radical indoctrination” based on “personal information” gathered during initial questioning. He did not offer any further information on the alleged indoctrination, but told Fox News the alleged attacker was “suicidal,” and that after he was subdued by other crew members and passengers, he shouted: “Kill me, kill me!”
President Trump on Thursday suggested the co-pilot was linked to Iran, going further than Netanyahu, who had said it was still “too early to say” if Iran could have been involved.
“We’re working on it right now,” Mr. Trump said Thursday at the White House when a reporter asked if the co-pilot had links to Iran. “They’re being very open with us. I would say the answer, based on what I’m hearing, is yes. But we’re working on it right now.”
Asked if the co-pilot could have been working for or with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps or radicalized some other way, Mr. Trump replied that he “could’ve been, yeah.”
Dov Lieber and Arshad R. Zargar contributed to this report.
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