Hijacked plane, Men's fact Request Selfie with Actors
Photos selfie Britons along hijackers Egypt Air is considered a 'selfie best of all time' - but the actors selfies was not able to tell his mother what he had done.
Auditor health and safety Ben Innes, 26, sent an SMS to his mother a few minutes after taking selfie along Seif Eldin Mustafa hijackers who forced the plane changed course from Cairo.
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| Innes together Seif Eldin Mustafa Eygpt Air hijackers. (Dailymail) |
Not knowing what had been done of the child, his mother panicked told Innes, to not do something that will attract the attention of pirates.
"My mother was very panicked, and kept saying not to do anything that would draw attention. I do not know how to say that I selfie with the pirates," he told The Sun.
Reported, Dailymail , Wednesday (23/03/2016), the flight was diverted to Cyprus international airport carrying 62 passengers, where Innes is one of the foreigners on the flight hijacked by Mustafa.
Although wedged in a bad state, Innes origin Leeds remain calm and would ask selfie to be sent to his friends in England.
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| Innes, then send the photos to his friends. (Dailymail) |
"Somehow I did it, I just tried to stay calm and cheerful in the midst of the incident," said Innes.
"I think if it was a real bomb, there is no hope anymore. Then I took the opportunity to look more closely."
Hijackers just shrugged and said, 'okay' with the help of a crew of air translate requests, Innes. He then sent the photo to friends, labeling as best selfie of all time. '
Along with Mustafa photo wearing a fake bomb he testified, "You know, I never stuff. Turn on the TV you dude !!! '
Anxious friends reply, "What the hell is that? Is that a bomb attached to that man? Are you okay? Tell us when it's safe.
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| The last hostage released by Mustafa Ben Innes them. (Dailymail) |
"I do not know why he took a selfie, but I think he did it because it was not afraid of anything," said Chris, one of Innes to MailOnline.
"I think it's crazy, but that's Ben!"
An Egyptian citizen named Mustafa hijack Egypt Air MS181 domestic flights that carry 62 people, including eight Britons and 10 Americans shortly after takeoff from Cairo.
Negotiations with the pirates resulted in the release of most of the hostages unless the crew and four foreigners, including Innes.
After negotiating for 6 hours, the crew along Innes and two other foreign nationals removed before the hijackers surrendered.
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