Рейс 93 United Airlines 11 сентября 2001

Введение 1 Основные сведения 2 Причины авиакатастрофы 3 Интересные факты 4 Источник Введение Рейс 243 Алоха Эрлайнз 28 апреля 1988 года — авиарейс, во время которого самолёт Boeing 737—200 авиакомпании «Алоха Эрлайнз» (en:Aloha Airlines), выполняя полет из аэропорта Хило (en:Hilo International Airport) в аэропорт Гонолулу (en:Honolulu International Airport), внезапно потерял значительную часть конструкции фюзеляжа, в результате чего пассажиры и бортпроводницы рейса подверглись действию набегающего потока воздуха и кислородному голоданию, а одна из бортпроводниц погибла.

План Введение 1 Угонщики 2 Полет 2.1 Захват 2.2 Телефонные звонки 3 Катастрофа 3.1 Жертвы 4 Реакция NORAD 5 Современный рейс 7 Внешние ссылки Введение Рейс 11 American Airlines был первым авиалайнером, захваченным в процессе совершения терактов 11 сентября 2001 года. Лайнер авиакомпании American Airlines Boeing 767-223ER, хвостовой номер N334AA[1], выполнял регулярный коммерческий рейс из бостонского аэропорта Логан в международный аэропорт Лос-Анджелеса. 11 сентября 2001 года, авиалайнер был захвачен в полете, и врезался в северную башню Всемирного торгового центра в Нью-Йорке в 8:46 (по местному времени).

Авиакатастрофа у Честертона 1933 года — самолет Боинг 247 американской компании United Air Lines с бортовым номером NC13304 сгорел и разбился 10 октября 1933 года недалеко от Честертона, США. Самолет выполнял трансконтинентальный рейс из Ньюарка в Окленд. На борту по мимо трёх членов экипажа, находилось ещё четыре пассажира.

The Response of the United States One of the questions that we frequently hear is about how the United States reacted to the Holocaust. Our answer is not a happy one. During World War II the United States took virtually no action to impede the Holocaust or rescue the victims from the concentration camps even though both Great Britain and the United States knew about that genocide.

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At 8:45am a hijacked plane crashed into the World Trade Centre, 9:03am a second hijacked plane crashed into the World Trade Centre. Again at 9:43am another hijacked plane crashed into the Pentagon, and one other hijacked plane was shot down at 10:10am as it was going towards Camp David.

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?Does Bigger Really Mean Better When looking at the aviation industry?s desire to merge into one mecca airline, a good example is with United Airlines and US Airways, many consumers forget about

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, Research Paper Benefit Programs in the Airline Industry The Human Resource topic that we selected is to analyze the benefit programs of four major airlines. Benefits are important to employees as well as their families, and can be a powerful recruiting tool. Benefits also play a major role in managerial decisions and wise benefit choices can have a long-term impact on the quality of life.

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