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Published 14:12 30 Mar 2016 BST

Facing a Cypriot court on Wednesday, it's now clear that his wife is far from impressed with the stunt.
According to the Daily Mail, speaking through an interpreter, she claimed: "I'm so embarrassed by all the publicity and I don't want to see him."
Prosecutor Andreas Lambrianou said Mustafa had also told police: "What's someone supposed to do when he hasn't seen his wife and children in 24 years and the Egyptian government won't let him?"
As dramatic as a hijack situation can be, it seems not everyone on board the plane was overly concerned. Notably this man - who decided to grab a truly unique selfie with Mustafa...
https://twitter.com/sehnaoui/status/714803575822495744?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwWe really wouldn't recommend asking for a selfie if you ever find yourself in such a situation.
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