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Investigation of Jets Used as Missiles Remembers 25 Years
On September 11, 2001, FAA air traffic controllers and investigators responded to the hijackings of four commercial planes, which were used as weapons to attack the World Trade Center and Pentagon. Air traffic managers like Michael McCormick and intelligence personnel such as Chris Rocheleau worked tirelessly to track the hijacked aircraft, coordinate emergency responses, and understand the scale of the terrorist attack. The events led to the grounding of all U.S. flights, the creation of the TSA, and ongoing efforts to enhance aviation security, with many personnel still reflecting on the profound impact of that day.
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