A Boeing 737 flight from Tanzania bound for Dar es Salaam was hijacked by five passengers. After a prolonged grounding at Nairobi (NBO) and subsequent refueling in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and Athens, Greece, the aircraft eventually departed for London-Stansted (STN). The hijackers demanded a meeting with exiled Tanzanian opposition politician Oscar Kambona, who subsequently surrendered. The aircraft was subsequently refueled and transported to Athens, Greece, where two passengers were released. The hijackers used two wooden imitation pistols, an imitation hand grenade, two candles wrapped as gelignite explosives, three knives, and a hand gun, a shot gun, and a rifle. The weapons were surrendered by passengers who had previously possessed them.A Boeing 737 flight from Tanzania bound for Dar es Salaam was hijacked by five passengers. After a prolonged grounding at Nairobi (NBO) and subsequent refueling in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and Athens, Greece, the aircraft eventually departed for London-Stansted (STN). The hijackers demanded a meeting with exiled Tanzanian opposition politician Oscar Kambona, who subsequently surrendered. The aircraft was subsequently refueled and transported to Athens, Greece, where two passengers were released. The hijackers used two wooden imitation pistols, an imitation hand grenade, two candles wrapped as gelignite explosives, three knives, and a hand gun, a shot gun, and a rifle. The weapons were surrendered by passengers who had previously possessed them.