H9. 2004 6:01
FAA*DEP*ADM*OFC*ADA
NO.
1110
P. 2
09/18/01
5:30
PM
NOTIFICATION
CHRONOLOGY
AAL11
0824:57
0825 :00
'
0826:00
0833
:590834:000840:00
0841
:00
.
0846:35Probable time
flight
was known to be in
distress.
(A partly unintelligibleradio transmission
from an
unknown origin
is
heard telling passengers:"nobody move everything will
be ok if you try to
make
any
moves you'llendanger
yourself and the
airplane
just
stay quiet," This
is the
secondsuspicious radio transmission from an unknown origin
after
the secondaryradar return (transponder)
for
AAL
1
1
has
been
lost).
Boston Center begins notifications within
FAA
that
a
suspected
hijack
is in
progress.
New
England Regional Operations Center
is
notified.
AAL
1 1
begins southboundturn.Another suspicious radio transmissionisheard.Boston Center asks Cape TRACON to
notify
the military at
Otis
Air ForceBase, (where Cape TRACON is located.) Cape TRACON notifies themilitaryand isadvised that authorizationtoscramble must comefrom theNorth East Air Defense Sector.North
East
Air Defense Sector
logs
indicate that Boston Center
notified
them
regarding
AAL
1 1
.
MilitaryCommand
(VA
Capes) issues
scramble
order
on AAL
1
1.
ImpactatWorld Trade Center.
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