Flights

There were four flights that went missing on 9/11:

• American Airlines Flight 11; A Boeing 767-223ER flying from Boston to Los Angeles. ([ N334AA]), alleged to have crashed into the North Tower.

• United Airlines Flight 175 A Boeing 767-222 flying from Boston to Los Angeles. ([N612UA]), alleged to have crashed into the South Tower.

• American Airlines Flight 77 A Boeing 757-223 flying from Dulles (Washington) to Los Angeles, ( N644AA), alleged to have crashed into the Pentagon.

• United Airlines Flight 93 A Boeing 757-222, flying from Newark to San Francisco. (N591UA), alleged to have crashed in Pennsylvania.
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We do not know the flight paths after they turned off the transponders: the US Military has classified that all data. In fact, we know less about these flights that we might think:

• Flight 77 is said to have crashed in the Pentagon Attack, but we know with certainty it did not. Where it went is unknown.

• Flight 11 is said to have hit the north tower, WTC 1. But the plane that hit the north tower appears to been much smaller than a Boeing 767 (see September 11 Videos), and an engine found in the Twin Towers debris is too small: see our page WTC Plane Engine. In addition, the size and shape of the impact hole does not correspond to a Boeing 767.

• Flight 175 is said to have hit the south tower, WTC 2. But the plane that hits the south tower has a 20 m. long cylinder about 30 cm. in diameter underneath. The cylinder opens at the last moment before impact and ejects something; see Wtc2 Plane Pod. It is highly unlikely that the real UA 175 had such a cylinder.

• Flight 93 is said to have crashed just north of the Somerset County Airport, about 80 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, 124 miles or 15 minutes from Washington DC. However, the 7 mile long debris field clearly indicates a mid-air disintegration, perhaps from a missile shootdown, and it may not be the only plane whose debris came down there. In fact, United Airlines reported that Flight 93 Landed In Cleveland!