While the level of precision evidenced in your observation of data is rather low, you do exhibit some capacity for making an observation of data, nonetheless.
Apparently, your criteria for deciding what is or isn't a plane is pretty low. Do you always use your imagination to fill in missing information and assume that what you thusly imagine is correct?
By the way, if you want to take a look at another version of approximately the same moment in that video, you may do so at NIST's website at:
http://wtc.nist.gov/NCSTAR1/NCSTAR1-2index.htm
See:
1-2B appendix
pg. 4/10
The tail section is just as missing from the NIST version as it is from the one I posted. There is, perhaps, a greater hint of a left wing in the NIST version, thus requiring a bit less use of imagination and wishful thinking. However, the wing is still missing there as well.
One has to literally say "well, there must be a wing in there somewhere," hope prayer (pun intended)

in order to conclude the visual information comports with reality.
It doesn't.
No wing and no tail:
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