Man accused of attempted hijacking of plane

A 40-year-old unemployed computer analyst who attacked two flight attendants with sharp wooden stakes was today charged with the attempted hijacking of a domestic Australian plane.

A 40-year-old unemployed computer analyst who attacked two flight attendants with sharp wooden stakes was today charged with the attempted hijacking of a domestic Australian plane.

David Mark Robinson, of Melbourne, today appeared before the city’s magistrates charged with one count of attempted hijacking and two counts of committing violence against a crew member. The attempted hijacking charge carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.

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