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Woody Box	Feb 22 2008, 03:15 PM
Posts: 118 Group: Members Member #109 Joined: 01/17/08	Air Traffic Controllers agree: "The first outside word that controllers received was that a small twin-engine plane had hit one tower of the World Trade Center. They thought it was a twin-engine Cessna that had taken off earlier from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., to fly south under "visual flight rules," meaning the plane was not under direct air traffic control. " Source: Washington Post, 9/16/01 http://de.geocities.com/woody_box2000/poughkeepsie.html These controllers, by the way, are the same who got their experiences that morning taped only to watch months later how a hyperactive FAA manager named Kevin Delaney ripped the tape apart and distributed the parts over several bins. Wondering what happened to this Cessna from Poughkeepsie...
Posts: 118 Group: Members Member #109 Joined: 01/17/08

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