Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has moved to correct media reports linking the copilot behind the Flydubai midair attack to the national carrier. In a statement, the airline confirmed that the man completed a three-month theoretical training course at Royal Air Maroc in 2025, a preliminary step toward possible employment. His candidacy was rejected at the end of that period. The clarification counters accounts that described a longer association with the Moroccan flag carrier. A LinkedIn profile bearing the copilot’s name, cited by CNN, had listed him as joining Royal Air Maroc in June 2025 and leaving in January 2026. Royal Air Maroc frames the relationship as training alone, not employment. That thread feeds into a wider investigation now led by Abu Dhabi, where prosecutors are examining what United Arab Emirates authorities have called an attempted “terrorist attack.” Read more: https://t.co/pFSp8oPttf #RoyalAirMaroc #RAM #Flydubai #UAE #Morocco #Aviation #AirlineNews #TerrorismInvestigation