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When a hijacking signal is sent, air traffic control alerts military and security agencies globally. Fighter jets are often scrambled to intercept and monitor the aircraft, as seen in this story. International protocols ensure a coordinated response, involving intelligence sharing and potential intervention, all aimed at protecting passengers and preventing threats.
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