How a Boeing jet survived a nosedive at extreme speed
A co-pilot's attempted hijacking of a Fly Dubai flight led to a near-supersonic nosedive, yet the Boeing 737 MAX survived due to heroic pilot intervention and robust engineering. Despite oil flowing again through the Strait of Hormuz, gas prices remain high due to damaged refining capacit
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