Again, the FBI has no record of the investigation that identified the four flights.
Um, so where is it? The data that is hunter. Is it your hobby to track and decrypt such things? Good. Let's see it.
As stated above both UA and AA reported the flight numbers of the crashed planes within an hour of the crashes (77 taking the longest due to AA's regulations on dealing with crashes.) Where they lying?
Hey Phantom? Don't ask me a question if you're not going to answer mine. If you or your friend want to bring up the data as some kind of proof of something then produce the data and produce it for all four flights.
But before you even attempt to do so (not that you will) maybe someone here should answer RedIbis first now that this thread is five pages.
Profanz, if I did post it, you'd just handwave it away as planted or faked, or completely ignore it, because that's all you can do.
The identities of the four planes crashed on 9/11 are not now, nor have they ever been, in doubt. Nor have the identities of the 200 or so people who died on those planes.
Since your question wasn't aimed at me, why should I answer it?
Regardless. In all the crashes it was the Airlines that identified the planes. UA had contacted the FAA within 20 minutes of the last crash to inform them of Flight 93's position and that it had crashed. Whether they want to release the way they knew that, ACARS or another system, is entirely up to them, it is information owned by UA and as a private company they have no responsiblilty to release it to me, you or anyone else. The fact is however, that they contacted the FAA and reported the crash. You don't believe them so again, were they lying when they told the FAA that 93 had crashed near Shanksville? Where they lying about UA 175 hitting the WTC 10 minutes after it did? What about AA? They reported Flight 11 as having crashed into the WTC about 40 mins after it did. It took nearly an hour to report flight 77 as having been the plane that hit the Pentagon because they were still working flight 11 and their systems went into lock down. Still in each case it was the Airlines that identified and reported the crash by flight number. Were they lying? Why should the FBI have created a file about how the aircraft where identified when it was by the Airline telling the FAA?
Profanz, please make a point. All you're doing is being abusive.
Well, actually, also hostile and non-responsive.
ETA: Also Profanz, please do your own research. Go investigate the flights. Don't expect others to do your homework. Thanks.
Profanz,
You seem to think that unless we can provide the exact evidence that UA and AA used to determine their planes had crashed then there can't have been an identification. This isn't true, they told the FAA which planes were involved. If you really want to know how, why ask us, why not ask them? The fact still remains that within a hour of each crash the two airlines had identified both the crash sites and the flights involved. By demanding more, are you claiming that those working for these two airlines lied to the FAA when they identified their planes?
Considering that each aircraft in an airline's fleet represents a rather expensive capital investment, one would think the airlines would be quite good at keeping track of where those capital investments are and what is happening with them.
These documents state quite clearly that the FBI "doesn't have any records regarding the above requested information."
Please advise which document, specifically, you cherrypicked that line from. Thanks in advance.
You seem to think that if you offer up something as evidence of how you came to your beliefs about 9/11 that you don't need to produce that something.
You forget. I don't live in your head.
Why? They get bailed out if they get in financial trouble. In fact they all got bailed out even if they were hijacked on 9/11 or not. And for much more then what a plane costs. And they were the ones who supposedly failed to stop these guys and their weapons from getting on the planes.
Reread my post. It's stated quite clearly.Why?
Yeah, I guess that's why Pan Am, TWA, Eastern, ATA, Midway, SkyValue, ValuJet, and Independence Air are all still flying. Oh, wait, they aren't. Here's the Wikipedia page for defunct U.S. airlines. There are even more defunct airlines if you start counting those outside the United States. (Zoom just filed for bankruptcy a few days ago; Jetsgo and Canada 3000 ceased operations several years ago, etc.)They get bailed out if they get in financial trouble.
Perhaps you should consider the difference between domestic flights, which all of the 9/11 flights were, and international flights. Prior to 9/11 the former never had the same kind of security screening that the latter had.And they were the ones who supposedly failed to stop these guys and their weapons from getting on the planes.
Monaghan said:Will the NTSB refer to recovered aircraft component serial number data to determine the positive ID of an aircraft following a mishap, in the absence of other identifying data? [my italics]
NTSB representative said:Yes. NTSB investigators rarely encounter a scenario when the identity is not apparent. But during those occasions, investigators will record serial numbers of major components, and then contact the manufacturer of those components in an attempt to determine what aircraft the component was installed upon. [my italics]
Monaghan in his motion for injunction said:By...e-mail reply provided by N.T.S.B. to a public correspondence e-mail, it is indicated that the aircraft identification assistance provided by N.T.S.B. to defendant F.B.I. involved documenting "serial numbers of major components" contained by [sic] wreckage recovered by defendant F.B.I..