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You bunked this article. this is completely ridiculous to answer your question more thoroughly. we're talking about the early 1980s, don. seriously, you had planes a dc 9, dc 10, and maybe an l 1011, but specifically this was to new york and this is what's important. we can x out the lc 11 and 10. the first-class seats have fixed arm rests so i can tell you if she was groped on a plane, it wasn't by donald trump and it certainly wasn't in first class. >> explain how that happens. there are six seats on first class. so if it happened it wasn't by donald trump, and it wasn't -- >> there are more...

Might have been a dc-9 or 747 flew past my window. i think it may have hit the trade center again. >> to be honest, elliott, i didn't get the impression it was that big a plane. >> it looked big from here. >> i did see a plane go by a second ago. it has now impacted the building. i'm trying to see if it's a different tower. it is. it's the other tower. >> i think it may have been. i think the first was world trade center one. it looks like on the television it may have been the second. >> this is a piece of tape, and we may actually see another plane enter the picture here in a second. >> i wo...

Flight, captain balsey dewitt, is telling his dramatic story on american television. >> as far as an accident being a chain of events, this definitely was it. >> on the ground, captain dewitt says he confirms he has enough fuel to make it not only to his destination but also to an alternate airport in case of a diversion. standard for all commercial flights. he goes through his equipment checklist and discovers the cockpit's p.a. system isn't working. but that's not required. at 11:14 a.m., the flight is cleared for takeoff. the dc-9 is designed for short, frequent flights. at nearly 1,700 mil...

Flight has a mechanical problem and ends up in a virtual no-man's land. too far to go back or forward. when the plane meets the water, there are violent consequences. the aircraft ends up in pieces. miraculously, everyone on board survives. over the caribbean sea, a dc-9 has had a staggering chain reaction of bad weather and bad luck, runs out of fuel. the violent impact kills 23 of 63 on board. and in the most famous case, a jet has the misfortune of running into a flock of canada geese. all on board survive. what's the takeaway? if your plane runs into a situation where it may have to ditch,...

>> when you're flying in unknown -- uncontrolled airspace, you don't necessarily have to talk to an air traffic controller. you don't necessarily have to have a transponder, but if you're going to operate anywhere within a controlled airspace, you have to have permission to operate in that airspace. you can't just fly into it without permission. >> the dc-9 crew believed correctly that they were in protected areas and they were. but unbeknownst to them, the piper had strayed in their airspace. >> the general aviation airplane struck the tail of the dc-9, taking off the vertical and horizontal ...