71.   Nine Red Army hijackers then demanded the plane be flown to North Korea, where they took refuge.

72.   Police commissioner Jens Wacher said the hijacker had demanded that he be allowed to surrender his weapon to the head of the public employees union in Randers, Jutland.

73.   Suna said the hijackers had demanded political asylum in Sudan, but there were no further details immediately available on the terms of their surrender.

74.   The hijacker demanded an international crew to replace the Russian crew and to fly to Denmark, a spokesman for the FSK said.

75.   The hijacker demanded another crew to replace the Russian crew and to fly to Denmark, a spokesman for the FSK said.

76.   The hijacker demanded that police keep away from the plane.

77.   The hijacker demanded the release of Asahara, Chief Cabinet Secretary Kozo Igarashi told a news conference in Tokyo.

78.   The hijacker had demanded a lawyer and the right to issue a public statement of unknown content, the spokesman said earlier.

79.   The hijacker repeatedly demanded that the plane be refueled and flown back to Tokyo, but the authorities did not bow to the demand.

80.   The hijacker then demanded the plane fly to Dusseldorf instead.