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The Impossibility of Flying Heavy Aircraft Without Training



 
 
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Old March 16th 06, 01:15 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default The Impossibility of Flying Heavy Aircraft Without Training

In article M2%Rf.145850$H%4.115608@pd7tw2no,
"John Doe" wrote:

Hmmm one has to wonder just where he is going with this story?!
So either the hijackers were better pilots than this story would imply or,
they had help from someone else!
anyway that is the way "I" look at it. We may never know the "true" story of
9/11/01


*OR* -- it didn't take as much skill as the "9/11 Truth Movement" would
have us believe. I go with this one, talking from 46 years of pilot
experience.
 




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