One pilot deliberately turned off the engine while on a mission, resulting in the death of all 217 people in the Atlantic. As a pilot, Jamal, why did he do such an extreme act?

One pilot deliberately turned off the engine while on a mission, resulting in the death of all 217 people in the Atlantic. Why did Jamal, a pilot, behave so extremely?

Since the advent of airplanes, countries around the world have begun to train their own pilots, and so has the Egyptian government. After the end of World War II, the profession of pilot also flourished. In the 20th century, it was an honor to be able to fly an airplane through the air. So Jamal, who is a pilot, is naturally proud of his identity.

Ever since becoming a pilot, an aura of honor has surrounded him. The people around him also began to respect him very much and envied him. Moreover, the airline where Jamal works, the honorarium paid to him is also quite high. Jamal, who has always been in the admiration of others, began to gradually lose himself, thinking that his work was superior and that he could do whatever he wanted. So when he was on a mission, he always flirted with the female flight attendants.

At first, the flight attendants who were flirted with by him refused with extremely harsh words. However, Jamal, who thought he was superior, did not expect to give up in the face of their refusal, but intensified. Because he felt that his airline would never fire himself with high flying skills, he was even more unscrupulous.

The airline received several calls complaining about Jamal, but at first, the airline did not pay attention to it, but only verbally warned Jamal. I thought that after the verbal warning, Jamal could restrain somewhat, but Jamal, as always, did not take the company's warning seriously.

After verbal warnings, Jamal continued to go his own way, but because of his excellent driving skills, the airlines could not do anything about him. The airline considered that if Jamal remained like this, it would have a huge impact on the company's reputation and even make the company's interests suffer.

Besides, the flight attendants who had been flirted with by Jamal were very angry, and if they did not deal with it, I was afraid that there would be more serious consequences. After comprehensive research and judgment by the company, it was decided to dismiss Jamal.

When the decision to expel was announced, Jamal left in anger. Not long after his expulsion, because Jamal was very good at flying, new airlines came to him to cooperate.

After entering the new airline, Jamal, who had the first lesson, should have changed his problems and worked hard. But Jamal was still flirting with the flight attendants from time to time, as before. Once again, Jamal was fired from the new airline.

After being fired this time, when he went to apply for another company, many airlines were reluctant to hire him because of his previous bad behavior. This annoyed Jamal. Jamal felt that he had reached this point, and blamed the first time he fired his boss, it was he who said bad things about himself behind his back, so that he did not have a job.

Soon after, one of the newest airlines decided to hire Jamal as its pilot. And so Jamal flew the plane again. The reason why this company hired Jamal, I think first of all, they took a fancy to Jamal's excellent driving skills.

In addition, because the company was an emerging company, they were not very familiar with Jamal's past, nor did they know much about him, but they were attracted by Jamal's excellent technology and hired him.

Or maybe the company knows everything about Jamal, but because their company is in an emerging stage, it needs a lot of pilots to enrich itself. Or maybe they felt that things had been going on for so long that Jamal should not be able to change the stink of that body, so they chose to hire him. What the company chose him for, we don't know.

When Jamal flew the plane again, with the lessons ahead, he should have relented, but his personality was as usual. During a mission, he discovered that the boss who had fired him for the first time was on the flight. This allowed Jamal, who had nowhere to release his anger, to find an opportunity to "take revenge".

When Jamal's plane flew over the Atlantic, the plane actually fell towards the Atlantic, causing hundreds of lives on board to lose their lives in this boundless sea. Since none of the people on the plane survived the accident, the cause of the accident is widely disputed.

After an investigation by the airline, the black box salvaged from the Atlantic Ocean clearly recorded everything that had happened in the minutes leading up to the incident. From the black box, we can clearly understand that the plane was deliberately turned off the engine before the incident, and the black box clearly recorded Jamal's emotional state during the flight.

After the collection of evidence from many sources, it was finally determined that the accident occurred solely because the pilot Jamal, in order to avenge his former superiors, disregarded the lives of others and turned off the engines of the flying aircraft, causing the plane to crash into the Atlantic Ocean, resulting in the loss of 217 lives in the ocean.

Pilots are top talents cultivated by the state at great expense. Originally, after completing his studies, Jamal should seriously carry out the flight mission and repay the motherland for cultivating him. However, the identity of the pilot has given him countless auras, and it has also made him have a huge sense of superiority. Driven by this strong sense of superiority, the original human nature was gradually worn out, and his inner desires were infinitely magnified, and he even openly flirted with the flight attendants.

After the company's leaders gave verbal warnings about his bad behavior, Jamal was arrogant and arrogant, did not take the company's warnings seriously, and was eventually fired. After being expelled, he still did not repent and insisted on going his own way. As a result, he was later fired from other companies one after another.

After experiencing so much, Jamal did not look for reasons from himself, but blamed all his encounters on the first dismissal of his boss, and also had the idea of revenge. In the end, more than two hundred living lives were lost forever in the Atlantic Ocean.

Jamal had excellent flying skills, but it caused him to do whatever he wanted. After being punished accordingly, he actually had a desire to take revenge on the boss who had punished him, which eventually led to a huge tragedy. It can be seen that a person's technology has improved, and if there is no corresponding virtue to match it, superb technology will become a tumor that harms society.