12 Sep
2001
12 Sep
'01
7:29 a.m.
Talk to airline pilots. There is no way in hell that anyone could "practice
with it" and achieve the accuracy required to hit a small target like the
WTC (yes, small - those planes were going several hundreds of
miles-per-hour at the time), with the skill that was displayed.
Plane #2 was in a gradual descending turn when it impacted the building.
Those guys could fly those planes reasonably well.
And NAVIGATE!
Videotapes do not give you the proper skills to fly an aircraft like an
757/767. Period.
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Skipping take off skills (it is already in the air
when you take over)
and landing skills (it isn't going down in the normal way) how much
training would someone with light aircraft skills need?
Apparently a video tape is adequate, given the cars found with them left
behind. Once the hijacker had control of the plane they had some time to
practice with it before the target too.