Aircraft hijacking is the unlawful seizure of an aircraft by an individual or a group.
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Aircraft hijacking is the unlawful seizure of an aircraft by an individual or a group.
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In most jurisdictions of the world, aircraft hijacking is punishable by life imprisonment or a long prison sentence.
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In most jurisdictions where the death penalty is a legal punishment, aircraft hijacking is a capital crime, including in China, India, Liberia and the US states of Georgia and Mississippi.
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Aircraft hijacking was allegedly held captive for several hours under armed guard before being released.
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Aircraft hijacking refused to fly them anywhere during a 10-day standoff.
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In years past, a Aircraft hijacking meant a diversion, with hostage negotiations and standoffs.
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Aircraft hijacking surrendered several hours later, after freeing the passengers and crew.
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The FAA suggested that the longer a Aircraft hijacking persisted, the more likely it would end peacefully with the hijackers reaching their goal.
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