Pilots Discuss Difficulty Of Wtc Attacks Options

[rob balsamo]

Professional Pilots Rob Balsamo and FAA Authorized Flight Examiner/Check Airman Dan Govatos discuss the difficulty of the WTC attacks as well as attempts to duplicate the attack in an Airline Simulator on tnrlive.com.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bm58cPH8L78

[behind]

In my opinion it is very interesting what was said in the interview, that is, the speed of the wtc planes. And it surprised me that not so much has been talked about that issue before.

Now, the alleged speed for example of the 2.plane is based mostly on the videos. (Kausel talks also about radar but I understand him like he based the last mile or so on the videos) They used a great speed to support a huge damage inside the tower etc.

But there is only one problem. How could inexperienced pilots controle the planes so perfectly at such a great speed ?

And Eduardo Kausel Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering MIT admit that it looks strange to him:

"The above data indicates that the terrorists flew towards the WTC close to the ground
at nearly the full cruising speed of the planes, which is about 900 km/h (560 mph) at a normal
altitude of 10km (33,000 ft). It is surprising that the inexperienced pilots that the terrorists
were could still steer the planes at those speeds and hit their target head on. Also, consideering
that the air at low altitudes is much denser than that at the normal cruising height, the pilots
greatly exceeded VNE (“never exceed velocity”) and thereby risked disintegration of the
aircraft by air friction."
web.mit.edu/civenv/wtc/PDFfiles/Chapter%20III%20Aircraft%20speed.pdf