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790, more than 200 are leased.
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What airlines had planes hijacked on 9 -11-01?
Three of the planes were American Airlines flights and one was from United Airlines,
What were the companies of the planes hijacked on 911?
American Airlines and United Airlines.
Which airlines are the primary users of the Boeing 757?
There are many airlines that primarily use Boeing 757 planes. These airlines include Delta Airlines, United Airlines, American Airlines and UPS Airlines.
Planes that attack on September 11?
There were four planes. The names:United Airlines flight 11, United Airlines flight 93, American Airlines flight 175, and American Airlines flight 77.
Which two airline companies had planes hijacked on September 11 2001?
American Airlines and United Airlines were the two airlines that had planes hijacked on 9/11.
What were the flight numbers of the planes?
American Airlines Flight 11United Airlines Flight 175.American Airlines Flight 77.United Airlines Flight 93
What airline were the planes from that crashed on nine eleven?
I believe they were from American Airlines and United Airlines.
How many planes does southwest have?
The answer depends on southwest of WHAT and since you have not bothered to provide that crucial bit of information, it is not possible to give a more useful answer.
Where were the planes that crashed into the twin towers hijacked from?
american airlines
Which airlines offer lay flat seats on their planes?
Some airlines that offer lay flat seats on their planes include Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, United Airlines, and British Airways.
Which airlines were involved in 911?
United Airlines, and American Airlines each lost 2 planes to the attacks on 9/11.
How many planes where hijacked on semtember 11?
Four planes- American Airlines Flight 11 (crashed into the north tower), United Airlines Flight 175 (south tower), American Airlines Flight 77 (Pentagon) and United Airlines Flight 93 (crashed in a field in Pennsylvania after passengers fought the hijackers and attempted to take back control of the plane).
