This article is under construction. On the morning of October 2, 2026 I woke up a little bit depressed. Why? I had temporaily run out of topics to research in the Code. These topics give my life its meaning. So I turned on the news and saw the latest update on FlyDubai Flight 1073. That did not necessarily mean it would be encoded, but when I fired up my computer I quickly found FLYDUBAI as the 9-letter axis term. The first term that I then looked for a priori was the flight number: 1073. It was there at a required skip – the same as the axis term at skip +124,412.
WHAT ELSE WAS THERE? JORDAN was in the open text (skip +1). This is important because the plane was briefly in Jordanian airspace as the fight to control it was in progress. Also there at skip +1 is SET (as in sunset which is mentioned in the open text) or GO DOWN. The plane was clearly going down. In fact, experts estimated that if control was not reestablished in five seconds then a crash could not be avoided. It was headed for the ground at 600 miles per minute, having fallen more than 14,000 feet in under 30 seconds. And, as is shown on the figure above, the rudder had broken off the tail due to its extremely high airspeed (more than the aircraft was built to withstand). Also on the matrix at skip +1 is BREAK THE NECK. The copilot was stabbing the pilot in the neck, likely trying to cut his head off which would certainly break his neck. The flight’s destination of ISRAEL is in the open text too.
TO BE CONTINUED