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Did
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What Happened to Flight
93 Then? |
(This website doesn't necessarily agree with
all or any of these theories.)
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Did Flight 93 land safely on 9/11 at Cleveland Hopkins
International Airport? |
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Plane Lands In
Cleveland; Bomb Feared Aboard
Reported by: 9News Staff
Web produced by: Liz Foreman
9/11/01 11:43:57 AM
"A Boeing 767 out of Boston
made an emergency landing Tuesday at Cleveland Hopkins
International Airport due to concerns that it may have a bomb aboard,
said Mayor Michael R. White.
White said the plane had been moved to a secure area of the airport,
and was evacuated.
United identified the plane as Flight 93. The airline
[didn't] say how many people were aboard the flight.
United said it was also "deeply concerned" about another
flight, Flight 175, a Boeing 767, which was bound from Boston to Los
Angeles.
On behalf of the airline CEO James Goodwin said: "The thoughts of everyone
at United are with the passengers and crew of these flights. Our prayers are
also with everyone on the ground who may have been involved.
"United is working with all the relevant authorities, including the FBI, to
obtain further information on these flights," he said." -WCPO-TV (09/11/01)
[Reprinted at:
911Truth.org,
Global Free Press,
Rense.com] |
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Flight 93: Forty lives, one destiny
"At
some point -- the best estimation is about 40 minutes into the flight west
-- at least three of the hijackers stood up and put red bandanas around
their heads. Two of them forced their way into the cockpit. One took the
loudspeaker microphone, unaware it could also be heard by air traffic
controllers, and announced that someone had a bomb onboard and
the flight was returning to the airport. He told them he was the pilot, but
spoke with an accent.
U.S. Rep. John P. Murtha, D-Johnstown, a ranking Democrat on the Defense
Appropriations Subcommittee, described the announcement this way: "As
they got toward Cleveland, the hijackers said 'Look, just be
calm,
we're going to land this plane.'" -Pittsburg Post-Gazette (10/28/01) |
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What Happened on Flight 93?
"Suddenly Flight 93's transponder, which sends controllers a radar signal
with identifying information, switched off. That got Cleveland Center's
attention.
It was just after 9:30. As the president was appearing before cameras in
Florida, Cleveland air traffic controllers were hearing an American voice
aboard Flight 93 yell, "Get out of here!"
"Someone had keyed the mic," says Feith. "They had an open microphone when
all this commotion was going on."
Perhaps it was Captain Dahl or his co-pilot, LeRoy Homer. Then Cleveland
heard screaming. Investigators can only speculate whether it was Dahl and
Homer fighting to defend the aircraft, or being murdered.
But at 9:32 a.m., a chilling radio transmission - intended for the
passengers. It said:
Hijacker: "Ladies and gentlemen, here it's the captain, please sit down.
Keep remaining sitting. We have a bomb aboard."
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minutes later, Cleveland control picked up another bizarre transmission from
one of two hijackers now locked in the cockpit. It said:
Hijacker: "Hi, this is the captain. We'd like you all to remain seated.
There is a bomb aboard, and we are going to turn back to the airport.
And they have our demands so please remain quiet." -
MSNBC
(09/03/02) [Reprinted at:
billstclair.com] |
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Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
5300 Riverside Drive
Cleveland, Ohio 44135
(Red star = Hopkins
Airport. Map zoomed out to "6".) |

NASA
Glenn Research Center
21000 Brookpark Rd,
Cleveland, OH 44135
"NASA Glenn is located
at Lewis Field, a 350-acre site, adjacent to Cleveland Hopkins
International Airport, upon which the main campus is built." -
NASA |
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Notice that the flight
path of Flight 93 makes a hard turn very close to Cleveland Hopkins
International Airport which the NASA Glenn Research Center is located
right next to. (Click maps for
source.) |
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Plane makes emergency landing
by Paul Singer
"A Boeing 767 out of Boston
made an emergency landing Tuesday at Cleveland Hopkins International
Airport because of concerns that it may have a bomb aboard, said
Mayor Michael R. White.
The plane was sitting on a runway at the airport's west end with
approximately 200 passengers on board. The mayor had said earlier
that the plane was being evacuated, but an airport spokeswoman said the
passengers remained inside.
It was unclear whether any passengers had been taken off the plane.
A SWAT team and bomb unit were at the scene. However, White said, "As of
this moment we do not know that this plane is in stress or duress."
The airplane landed at about 10:45 a.m., but the airport released no
information about the plane's intended destination. Normally, planes of this
size do not land at Hopkins.
"We have no confirmed information that this was a hijacking," the mayor
said. But White said authorities are still concerned that there may be a
bomb aboard the plane.
Cleveland police blocked off all entrances to the airport terminal, and
bomb-sniffing dogs were brought in to the baggage pickup areas.
He said airport officials reported that a second airplane in distress
had passed through Cleveland airspace earlier Tuesday morning before
being handed off to Toledo. Officials at Toledo Express Airport did not
immediately have any information about a plane headed from Cleveland.
Six other planes were diverted to Akron-Canton Airport, said airport
aviation director Fred Krum. "They were told to get down," Krum said. The
planes were bound for Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Boston when they were asked
to land at Akron.
White said air traffic controllers said they could hear screaming
within the Boeing 767. Additional details were not available.
WTAM radio reported that NASA had closed its Glenn Research Center,
which is located near the airport.
The mayor ordered the evacuation of all major public buildings downtown,
including City Hall, the Justice Center and the convention center. He has
asked owners of large commercial high-rises downtown to evacuate. Federal
buildings downtown also were closed.
Traffic in downtown Cleveland was backed up for blocks as people tried to
get home.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Jacobs Field, Gund Arena and Browns Stadium
also were closed, and the mayor said he asked two downtown college campuses
to close.
White said there would be a parking ban on downtown streets." -AP (09/11/04)
[Reprinted at:
911truth.org,
Global Free Press] |
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Hijack Ends in Pennsylvania Crash
"ABCNEWS
has learned that shortly before changing directions, someone in the
cockpit radioed in and asked the FAA for a new flight plan, with
a final destination of Washington.
An FBI official said the crash "appears" to be an act of terrorism, but
Pentagon officials firmly denied to ABCNEWS rumors that the U.S. military
shot down the aircraft to prevent it from being crashed into Camp David, the
presidential retreat in Maryland, or another government facility." -
ABC (09/11/01) [Reprinted at:
newsmine.org] |
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Was this original
AP news
article from WCPO-TV about Flight 93 landing at Hopkins airport taken off
it's website because it was "factually incorrect," or was it taken off
because it was correct? If this story was "factually
incorrect," why didn't they explain the mistake instead of removing it? |
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Plane Lands In Cleveland; Bomb Feared Aboard
Reported by: 9News Staff
Web produced by: Liz Foreman
9/11/01 11:43:57 AM
"This story has been removed from WCPO.com.
It was a preliminary AP story, and
was factually incorrect." -WCPO-TV |
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Was it Delta flight 1989
and not Flight 93 that landed at Hopkins airport, or did both planes
land there? |
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No explosives found on
Cleveland plane
by Paul Singer
CLEVELAND - No explosives were found aboard
a Delta flight from Boston that was forced to land at Cleveland
Hopkins International Airport because of fears it had been hijacked,
city officials said.
The Federal Aviation Administration had been informed at 9:45 a.m. of
a possible hijacking of a plane headed for Cleveland, said FBI spokesman
Mark Bullock.
Flight 1989 to Los Angeles was not hijacked but was grounded by Delta
because it was in the same flight pattern as a plane that was hijacked and
struck the World Trade Center in New York, Bullock said.
The plane landed about 10:45 a.m. today with 78 passengers aboard,
airport officials said.
The Boeing 767 was evacuated and searched, said Della Homenik, spokeswoman
for Mayor Michael R. White. Passengers were taken to a nearby NASA
facility.
FBI spokesman Bob Hawk said that since the Delta plane left Boston about the
same time as the hijacked plane, passengers were being interviewed to see if
they saw anything unusual this morning.
After the plane landed, the airport was closed and bomb-sniffing dogs were
brought to baggage pickup areas.
Meanwhile, White said a second airplane in distress had passed
through Cleveland airspace Tuesday morning before being handed off to
Toledo.
Officials at Toledo Express Airport did not immediately have any information
about the plane." -The Post (Ohio Univ.)/AP (09/11/01)
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CHAOS
SPREADS TO OHIO BOEING JET MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING IN CLEVELAND. BUILDINGS
EVACUATED, OFFICES SHUT, MEETINGS CANCELED
"The mind-numbing chaos that descended with the terrorist attacks on the
Northeast United States spread this morning to Northeast Ohio. Cleveland
Mayor Michael White said at a news conference this morning that a Boeing 767
out of Boston made an emergency landing at Cleveland Hopkins International
Airport because of fears a bomb was aboard. He reported that air traffic
controllers could hear screaming aboard the plane. The 200 passengers were
reportedly released from the plane at 11:15"
Published on September 11, 2001, Page AE3,
Akron Beacon Journal (OH) [Reprint at:
globalfreepress] |
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See also:
The Cleveland Airport Mystery,
by Woody Box |
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