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Delta 89, Code 7112: the Faker Hijack Exercise
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Delta 89 fulfills all conditions for an "exercise faker aircraft" whose job was to simulate a hijacking. Alternative explanations are hard to imagine. Therefore it's time now to establish the central thesis of this text: Delta 89 was a faker hijack exercise.
So what - the interested reader might ask - what impact has this insight on the official story of the 9/11 attacks? Indeed, Michael Ruppert has already pointed out the existence of at least one "live-fly exercise" (with real aircraft involved) in his book Crossing the Rubicon. Lynn Spencer notes: "Today's training exercise runs a number of scenarios, including a simulated hijacking in which the perpetrators overtake an aircraft for political purposes, directing it to an island in order to seek asylum". (p.24) So is the case of "Exercise Delta 89" important at all?
Yes, it is, because of Delta 1989, which was kind of a "doppelganger" plane with nearly identical call sign (promptly leading to confusion), identical aircraft type (Boeing 767), identical origin airport (Boston), and flying in close vicinity when Delta 89 exposed itself at 9:41. Clearly the designation "Delta 89" was carefully chosen by the wargame designers to create a mix-up with Delta 1989. This is the first indication that the ongoing exercises interfered with regular civilian air traffic.
In other words: Delta 1989, in spite of being a regular airliner, played a peripheral role in the exercise. It served as a cover-up for Delta 89. At first, NEADS was alerted by Delta 89, and when this plane stopped squawking and disappeared, the attention shifted to Delta 1989, which was closely observed until its landing in Cleveland.
Half an hour after Delta 1989, another mysterious airliner in distress landed at Cleveland Airport. Just like Delta 89, its existence seems to have been covered up through "merging" it with Delta 1989 - a doppelganger case again. This naturally leads to the question whether the eerie Cleveland plane was identical to Delta 89. Indeed, there are surprising congruences:
- Both planes were reportedly a 767
- Both planes were reportedly coming from Boston
- Both planes were suspected of being hijacked
- Both planes were covered up by Delta 1989
These coincidences allow the formulation of the working hypothesis that Delta 89 and the Cleveland mystery plane are identical. Confirmation pending.
Summary Statistics
Flight Number
Airline: Delta Air Lines (DL)
Flight Number: 0089
Time Period: September 6, 2001 to September 10, 2001
On-Time Flights: JFK-LAX 40.00%
NOTE: Late, cancelled and diverted flights are subtracted from total flights to determine on-time percent.
A complete listing of airline and airport abbreviations is available. Times are reported in local time using a 24 hour clock.
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Flight Number Carriers Origin Airport Dest Airport All Flights
Total Number Average Departure Delay (minutes) Average Taxi-Out Time (minutes) Average Scheduled Departure to Take-off (minutes) Average Arrival Delay (minutes) Average Airborne Time (minutes) Average Taxi-In Time (minutes) Total Number Cancelled Percent Flights Cancelled Total Number Diverted Percent Flights Diverted
0089 DL JFK LAX 5 37.80 46.00 83.80 37.80 312.40 10.60 0 0.00 0 0.00
Flight Number Carriers Origin Airport Dest Airport Late Flights
Total Number Average Departure Delay (minutes) Average Taxi-Out Time (minutes) Average Scheduled Departure to Take-off (minutes) Average Arrival Delay (minutes) Average Airborne Time (minutes) Average Taxi-In Time (minutes) Percent Flights Late
0089 DL JFK LAX 3 63.33 57.00 120.33 72.33 312.00 9.00 60.00
SOURCE: Bureau of Transportation Statistics
Summary Statistics
Flight Number
Airline: Delta Air Lines (DL)
Flight Number: 1989
Time Period: September 6, 2001 to September 10, 2001
On-Time Flights: BOS-LAX 80.00%
NOTE: Late, cancelled and diverted flights are subtracted from total flights to determine on-time percent.
A complete listing of airline and airport abbreviations is available. Times are reported in local time using a 24 hour clock.
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Flight Number Carriers Origin Airport Dest Airport All Flights
Total Number Average Departure Delay (minutes) Average Taxi-Out Time (minutes) Average Scheduled Departure to Take-off (minutes) Average Arrival Delay (minutes) Average Airborne Time (minutes) Average Taxi-In Time (minutes) Total Number Cancelled Percent Flights Cancelled Total Number Diverted Percent Flights Diverted
1989 DL BOS LAX 5 1.00 24.50 25.50 -17.25 329.00 13.25 1 20.00 0 0.00
Flight Number Carriers Origin Airport Dest Airport Late Flights
Total Number Average Departure Delay (minutes) Average Taxi-Out Time (minutes) Average Scheduled Departure to Take-off (minutes) Average Arrival Delay (minutes) Average Airborne Time (minutes) Average Taxi-In Time (minutes) Percent Flights Late
1989 DL BOS LAX 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
SOURCE: Bureau of Transportation Statistics
Summary Statistics
Flight Number
Airline: Delta Air Lines (DL)
Flight Number: 0089
Time Period: September 20, 2001 to September 25, 2001
On-Time Flights: JFK-LAX 83.33%
Summary Statistics
Flight Number
Airline: Delta Air Lines (DL)
Flight Number: 1989
Time Period: September 20, 2001 to September 25, 2001
On-Time Flights: BOS-LAX 100.00%
Summary Statistics
Flight Number
Airline: American Airlines (AA)
Flight Number: 0011
Time Period: September 6, 2001 to September 10, 2001
On-Time Flights: BOS-LAX 100.00%
Summary Statistics
Flight Number
Airline: American Airlines (AA)
Flight Number: 0077
Time Period: September 6, 2001 to September 10, 2001
On-Time Flights: IAD-LAX 100.00%
Summary Statistics
Flight Number
Airline: United Airlines (UA)
Flight Number: 0175
Time Period: September 6, 2001 to September 10, 2001
On-Time Flights: BOS-LAX 80.00%
Summary Statistics
Flight Number
Airline: United Airlines (UA)
Flight Number: 0093
Time Period: September 6, 2001 to September 10, 2001
On-Time Flights: EWR-SFO 100.00%
Originally posted by Kevin_X2
yeahh.... all controller chatter can be found in my follow up post. I read it, and there are one hell of a lot of coincidences.
But, i can already tell you don't listen or absorb information and are simply here to make me believe whatever it is you believe. What is that again?
Im not interested in 1989's story. Im interested in 1989 in conjuncture with 89 and the coincidences involved, as well as the parallels between this and flight 175 taking off twice, 20 minutes apart.
[edit on 27-7-2009 by Kevin_X2]