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A co-pilot with an axe nearly brought down a flight to Tel Aviv, and the cockpit door meant to stop the next 9/11 almost helped him do it. How did we get here? From a pistol over Budapest in 1919 to planes turned into missiles, this is the strange, century-long story of hijacking, and the one threat no one thought to guard against.

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