Casualties of the September 11, 2001 attacks: plane passengers

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List of casualties of the September 11, 2001 attacks: plane passengers, by flight.

1 American Airlines Flight 11
2 American Airlines Flight 77
3 United Airlines Flight 175
4 United Airlines Flight 93
5 External links

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American Airlines Flight 11

Departed Boston, Massachusetts to Los Angeles, California.

Crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center.

There were 87 people on board, including 11 crew, 71 passengers, and 5 terrorist hijackers.

Crew

John Ogonowski, pilot; First Officer Thomas F. McGuinness, Jr., co-pilot; Barbara Arestegui; Jeffrey Collman; Sara Elizabeth Low; Karen A. Martin; Kathleen Nicosia; Betty Ann Ong; Jean Roger; Dianne Snyder; Madeline Amy Sweeney;

Passengers

Anna Allison; David Lawrence Angell; Lynn Edwards Angell; Seima Aoyama; Myra Joy Aronson; Christine Barbuto; Berry Berenson; Carolyn Mayer Beug; Kelly Ann Booms; Carol Marie Bouchard; Neilie Anne Casey; Jeffrey W. Coombs; Tara Kathleen Creamer; Thelma Cuccinello; Patrick Currivan; Brian P. Dale; David DiMeglio; Donald Americo DiTullio; Alberto Dominguez; Paige Farley-Hackel; Alexander Milan Filipov; Carol Flyzik; Paul Friedman; Karleton D.B. Fyfe; Peter Alan Gay; Linda M. George; Edmund Glazer; Lisa Reinhart Fenn Gordenstein; Andrew Curry Green; Peter el-Hachem; Robert Jay Hayes; Edward "Ted" R. Hennessy Jr.; John A. Hofer; Cora Hidalgo Holland; John Nicholas Humber Jr.; Waleed Iskandar; John Charles Jenkins; Charles E. Jones; Robin Kaplan; Barbara Keating; David Kovalcin; Judy Larocque; Natalie Janis Lasden; Daniel John Lee; Daniel C. Lewin; Susan A. MacKay; Christopher D. Mello; Jeff Peter Mladenik; Antonio Montoya; Carlos Montoya; Laura Lee Morabito; Mildred Naiman; Laurie Neira; Renee Newell; Jacqueline Norton; Robert Norton; Jane Orth; Thomas Pecorelli; Sonia Morales Puopolo; David Retik; Philip Rosenzweig; Richard Ross; Jessica Sachs; Rahma Salie; Heather Smith; Douglas Stone; Xavier Suarez; Michael Theodoridis; James Trentini; Mary Trentini; Pendyala Vamsikrishna; Waleed al-Shehri; Mary Wahlstrom; Kenneth Waldie; John Wenckus; Candace Lee Williams; Christopher Zarba;

Hijackers Mohammed Atta, Abdul aziz al-Omari, Waleed al-Shehri, Wail al-Shehri, Satam al-Suqami

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American Airlines Flight 77

Departed Washington to Los Angeles.

Crashed into the Pentagon.

64 people aboard.

Crew

Charles Burlingame, captain; David Charlebois, first officer; Michele Heidenberger; Jennifer Lewis; Kenneth Lewis; Renee May

Passengers

Paul Ambrose; Yeneneh Betru; M.J. Booth; Bernard Brown; Suzanne Calley; William Caswell; Sarah Clark; Asia Cottom; James Debeuneure; Rodney Dickens; Eddie Dillard; Charles Droz; Barbara Edwards; Charles S. Falkenberg; Dana Falkenberg; Zoe Falkenberg; James Ferguson; Wilson "Bud" Flagg; Darlene Flagg; Richard Gabriel; Ian Gray; Stanley Hall; Bryan Jack; Steven D. "Jake" Jacoby; Ann Judge; Chandler Keller; Yvonne Kennedy; Norma Khan; Karen A. Kincaid; Norma Langsteuerle; Dong Lee; Dora Menchaca; Christopher Newton; Barbara Olson; Ruben Ornedo; Robert Penniger; Robert Ploger; Zandra Ploger; Lisa Raines; Todd Reuben; John Sammartino; Diane Simmons; George Simmons; Mari-Rae Sopper; Robert "Bob" Speisman; Norma Lang Steuerle; Hilda Taylor; Leonard Taylor; Leslie A. Whittington; John Yamnicky; Vicki Yancey; Shuyin Yang; Yuguag Zheng

Hijackers

Hani Hanjour; Khalid al-Mihdhar; Majed Moqed; Nawaf al-Hazmi; Salem al-Hazmi

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United Airlines Flight 175

Departed Boston, Massachusetts, to Los Angeles, California.

Second hijacked plane to strike the World Trade Center South Tower.

60 people on board.

Crew

Victor J. Saracini, captain; Michael Horrocks, first officer; Robert J. Fangman; Amy N. Jarret; Amy R. King; Kathryn L. Laborie; Alfred Gilles Padre Joseph Marchand; Michael C. Tarrou; Alicia Nicole Titus

Passengers

Alona Avraham; Garnet "Ace" Bailey; Mark Bavis; Graham Berkeley; Touri Bolourchi; Klaus Bothe; Daniel R. Brandhorst; David Reed Gamboa Brandhorst; John Brett Cahill; Christoffer Mikael Carstanjen; John "Jay" Corcoran III; Ana Gloria Pocasangre de Barrera; Dorothy Alma DeAraujo; Lisa Frost; Ronald Gamboa; Lynn Catherine Goodchild; Peter Morgan Goodrich; Douglas A. Gowell; Rev. Francis E. Grogan; Carl Max Hammond Jr.; Peter Hanson; Susan Kim Hanson; Christine Lee Hanson; Gerald F. Hardacre; Eric Samadikan Hartono; James E. Hayden; Herbert W. Homer; Robert Adrien Jalbert; Ralph Kershaw; Heinrich Kimmig; Brian Kinney; Robert George LeBlanc; Maclovio "Joe" Lopez Jr.; Marianne MacFarlane; Louis Neil Mariani; Juliana Valentine McCourt; Ruth McCourt; Wolfgang Menzel; Shawn M. Nassaney; Marie Pappalardo; Patrick J. Quigley VI; Frederick Rimmele; James M. Roux; Jesus Sanchez; Mary Kathleen Shearer; Robert Michael Shearer; Jane Louise Simpkin; Brian D. Sweeney; Timothy Ward; William M. Weems

Hijackers Marwan al-Shehhi, Fayez Banihammad, Mohand al-Shehri, Hamza alghamdi, Ahmed alghamdi

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