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i dont know, but the first and second plane were very lower than a planes flight height.
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I am not really sure. You would probably need a expert to answer this question. But, I believe it was around the 7th-10th floor that was hit first.
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In recent years, commercial airliners have been equipped with high performance and detailed radars to identify high and low pressure areas, although many accidents have occured despite that (such as Air France Flt. 447 on June 1st, 2009; as well as a Delta Airline Flight which crashed in Dallas in August 1985 due to a microburst)
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