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What type of aircraft was use in the attack on the towers?
The planes used to attack on 9/11 were large passenger planes.
What type of planes hit the twin towers?
It was two 767 jet airplanes.
What type of planes were used in September 11 attacks?
Boeing 767s on WTC; Boeing 757s elewhere
What was the planes code which crashed into the twin tower?
Q33 Was The Plane that Hit the First Tower, If You Go in Notepad, and Put the Font to Wingdings [TYPE IN Q33 AND A PLANE AND 2 TOWERS SHOULD COME UP]
What type of planes crash the most?
Planes seldom crash more than once.
What date did September 11 occur?
If you are asking about the tragic September 11th terrorist attack, that took place in the year 2001. That was 12 years ago exactly, as I type (I am typing this on September 11, 2013).
What type of rock are limestone towers made of?
Limestone.
What do planes run on?
a special type of gas
What type of material do they use now to make airplanes?
Aluminium for passenger planes and titanium for fighter planes
What type of planes were used in the 911 attacks?
The four planes used in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks were:two Boeing 767 wide-body jetliners (American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airline flight 175)two Boeing 757 narrow-body jetlines (American Airlines Flight 77 and United Airlines Flight 93)The four hijacked planes could all be flown with the same training due to the commong "Boeing key", which made for much better coordination and easier training for al-Qa'ida. There does exist an important difference because a Boeing 757 carries only half as much jet fuel as a 767 and the attacks would certainly have turned out differently if 757s had been used against the Twin Towers and 767s against the Pentagon.
What type of fighter planes does England have?
EuroFighter Typhoon
Are cell towers used as weapons?
No, cell towers are not used as weapons. Cell towers are used for transmitting and receiving signals to enable mobile communication. They are not designed or used for any type of weaponization.
