Summary of midair and ground impacts on 9 11 era flights
A chaotic sequence of flight departures and crashes is described. United Flight 93 from Newark to San Francisco is reported as crash landing near Pittsburgh. American Airlines Flight 11 and Flight 175, both Boeing 767s, depart Boston for Los Angeles and are tied to the World Trade Center attacks. American Airlines Flight 77, a Boeing 757 not 787, crashes into the Pentagon in Washington, DC. The text references a secondary collision at the World Trade Center complex and other timelines and locations with multiple errors and garbled data.
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Global Terror Attack Paralyzes U S Landmarks and City
Government remains on high alert after hijacked airliners struck the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington. The four planes carried 266 aboard, with thousands feared dead at both towers as firefighters battled fires and officials pursued bin Laden links. A mood of shock spread as people evacuated Manhattan and landmarks closed while investigations and rescue efforts continued.
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