Plane passengers "almost certain" to overpower would-be hijackers
Risk Management Solutions has said that would-be hijackers are “almost certain” to be jumped on by fellow passengers if they manage to board a plane.
Today security sources reported that passengers on a Turkish Airlines jet overpowered a man who tried to hijack their flight from Norway to Istanbul.
Turkish media reported that the man tried to force
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