It was a single hijacker, unarmed he got into the cockpit, told the pilot there were two of them. Pilot may have gone along because of the claim of an accomplice, and anyway since the guy wanted to land, that would be a suitable action from the pilots standpoint. It landed at Brindisi, released everyone and surrendered.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061004/...e_eu/hijack_31

BTW, first successful hijacking in years, and its carried out by a Christian. Is that going to mess up our plans to implement profiling?