The phrase "about the hijacking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic related to a hijacking incident or situation.
Example: "The news report provided detailed information about the hijacking that occurred last night."
Alternatives: "regarding the hijacking" or "concerning the hijacking".
Of the four hijacked aircraft on 9/11, the nine minutes of advance notification about the hijacking of Flight 11 was the most time that NORAD had to respond before the aircraft crashed into its target.
But seemingly everyone is aggrieved about the hijacking of the political system by anonymous special interests.
From 35,000 feet, they relayed harrowing details about the hijacking in progress to the police.
They have warned about Islamic "reactionaries", about "the hijacking of British Islam", about the "subverting [of] mosques".
It was not clear on Wednesday whether the Indian Navy had received any of the alerts about the hijacking.
A rebel commander, Raúl Reyes, had told Colombian radio he did not know anything about the hijacking.
The opera is about the 1985 hijacking of the cruise ship Achille Lauro and the murder of a wheelchair-bound passenger by Palestinian terrorists.
As sweat races down the faces of finalists and Idol's stage manager nervously shuffles about, the host hijacks the crowd's attention.
But while the first half of the film is all about the hijack, the second half is essentially about a massive gun battle in an apocalyptic dustbowl scrapyard.
Directed by Tom Morris (brother of Chris), this production of John Adams's 1991 opera about by the hijacking of the cruise liner Achille Lauro, during which the Jewish American holidaymaker Leon Klinghoffer was murdered by terrorists, caused muted protests when it was staged at the English National Opera in 2012.
A TWA spokesman said they had first received word of the hijacking at about noon East ern daylight time, and had im mediately begun complying with the hijacker's demands.
