There is a famous pilot out there with more than 40 years experience in about a hundred different types of aircraft. He holds or has held 17 world flying records and has more than 19,000 hours under his belt. He has been a test plot, was in Vietnam I believe, flew for the CIA and so on. His resume goes on and on forever. He says that he would miss five times out of six at that altitude and speed. He said you would not be able to pick your target building out of all the buildings and would have no points of reference. Everthing would be happening too quickly at nearly 600mph. I can't remember his name right now but I tend to believe him.
You're talking about John Lear. He is a nutcase who believes in all kinds of crazy crap like alien bases on the moon and submarine bases in the desert of Nevada. He may have been a great pilot at one point but he is old and clearly off his rocker. Big surprise he is one of Cap'n Bob's experts.
ETA: And by the way, the Twin Towers were by far the most prominent buildings in the New York skyline. The could be seen for miles and miles away. Especially on a clear day like 9/11 was.
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