Part 110, page 12

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SE 164-81

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[REDACTED] advised that after she had been seated about 30 seconds and as the plane started taxiing toward the runway, the man occupying seat 18-E turned around and handed her an envelope. She did not open it at once, but after he glanced at her several times, she opened the en- velope and removed a note, neatly written with a felt tip pen which stated as follows:

"Miss - I have a bomb here and I

would like you to sit by me."

[REDACTED] after a few words with the hijacker, got up from her seat, dropping the note as she did so, and sat in seat 18-D next to the hijacker.

At this time [REDACTED] came to the rear of the aircraft and having seen the note fall to the floor, she then picked it up and read the above message concerning the hijack.

The plane lifted off the runway at 2:58 PM and as it did so, [REDACTED] used the interphone to advise the pilot that the plane was being hijacked. After advising the pilot of the situation, [REDACTED] replaced the phone and ob- served that [REDACTED] who was still seated next to the hijacker, was writing the following message on a piece of paper.

"I want $200,000 by 5:00 PM in cash.

Put it in a knapsack. I want two

back parachutes and two front

parachutes. When we land, I want

a fuel truck ready to refuel.

No funny stuff, or I'll do the

job."

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