The hijacking is over! The 2 men gave oneselves in to the police!

Great news!

Ohhh,Elhamdülillah
How did it take since first started ?
Time i mean,when did it hijacked ?

I think it happened around 9am Turkish time.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/6952594.stm

i was just wondering how could these hijackers can escape the very tight maximum security measures being implemented and followed before entering the airport premises, upon checking-in and boarding in an airplane.

After this 911 event, the FAA issued an Airworthiness Directives to install a security lock inside the cockpit door so it wont be opened from outside but only the Captain and FO (First Officer) or if there is one, a Flight Mechanic (an observer).

And also, any pointed things including nail cutters, and bottled waters were not allowed to be kept in the hand carried bags of the passengers but be included in the baggage.

Well, I do know you work in the aviation industry Pizza, but I think its a bit naive to imagine that the current airport security measures will prevent another terrorist hijack.

Its true that you cannot take sharp objects or liquids in your hand luggage. However, once you are into the airport lounge you can purchase many things that could be used as weapons!!! Unfortunately the airports are too greedy to limit the sales in these areas.

Also, it is ridiculous that a charter flight containing a group of elderly English going to Spain (for example) is subjected to the same level of security as a schedule flight containing passengers of multi-nationalities travelling to the US. Until airport security start targeting high risk flights and screening passenger lists, there will be a very real risk of further attacks. In the UK we had a situation recently where a 65 year old woman travelling to Scotland was body searched, while an Afghan woman travelling to the US and wearing a burqa was left alone (even after setting off the detector) because security did not want to "cause offence".

Furthermore, terrorists are very patient. It will not be long before there are terrorists working as trained pilots for airline companies (there may be some already). They can just choose their moment and there is nothing anyone can do about it.

However having said all that this particular attempt to hijack was actually very badly organised! The terrorists were unable to gain access to the cockpit, had no weapons and had to accept the pilots decision to re-fuel at Antalya where passengers and pilots promptly escaped!