Does it take a very experienced hijacker pilot to execute the turns necessary to crash into the WTC towers?

Question

Does the pilot need to take a great amount of training to do that or it can just be carried out by inexperienced ones?

Is is just push your left foot down on the left pedal to turn the rudder and turn the wheel to the left to move the ailerons so the right wing goes up and the left wing goes down when you want to turn left?

And when you want to turn right you just do the opposite, and when to go down, push the wheel forward, and want to go up? The opposite.

Answer 1

People are forgetting one thing about banking at 400 or 500 knots. How many Gs are you going to be pulling. Ever pulled and held 4 Gs and try to fly the plane much less see straight......?

The second plane was a perfectly coordinated turn at 400 to 500 knots. Experienced pilot? Of course. He was a stick.

Answer 2

well let me put it like this on my Microsoft flightsim 2004 with the atmospheric conditions for that day and time set to produce the same flying conditions and flying a simulated model of the same type of aircraft with the same fuel weights set and the flying characteristics set to as real as possible. I did a flight from Logan international and flew as accurately as I could the same flight plan as the terrorists did. because I too wanted an answer to that question. My conclusion is no it ain't that easy.
as for your aircraft control question just turning the yoke will produce a side slip reaction by the dipping of one wing and the raising of the other wing when you introduce the rudder pedal
into the mix you not only get the banking of the aircraft but also the plane will pivot on its nose in the direction of the rudder turn and yes forward is down and back is up.

Answer 3

To hit the WTC takes a little knowledge because there first must be the take off, a straight line(harder than it seems) etc.... i`ve head the rumour considering that the terrorists of WTC wouldn`t had been real pilots but beginers who trained on simulators and I think It`s the best joke I`ve ever heard.
Getting back to your question.... yes, i think that it would be possible that the pilots not to be so experienced.... but anyway there must have been at least 30-40 hours of flight on their back...
PS: The turns are pretty easy(i`ve learned how to turn pretty fast)if u asked :D

Answer 4

it became the CIA verify google vedio tell me how can a airplane fly so low to get to hit the pentagon...it had to fly lower than bridges.!!!! Why did the airplane that hit the WTC has No homestead windows in it? Why the progression collapsed as in managed demolition... Why progression No 7 became presented down at the same time as it became not touched. Why became the debris and the floor 0 became sealed section and no one to ever step a foot on it in simple terms verify google

Answer 5

it's as easy as driving a car. no pedals. left or right aieleron, bit of up elevator to make turn, nothing to it
you would need training to find your target if not visible, but you would see it from 50 miles away or more and once you can see it, just do some nice gentle turns to get your heading ,point and shoot.

Answer 6

I flew a cessna with no experience whatsoever and it was very easy. I'm sure it's much harder to fly a heavy, but i think they went to flight school in Florida didn't they?? I don' tknow


Why do you want to know???

Answer 7

Actually, it just takes an autopilot with altitude hold on used in heading mode.

Answer 8

I believe on autopilot you can just turn a knob

Answer 9

Do you really think that because they where not americans they were idiots?

Answer 10

it takes the best to hit the twin towers but idk y u would want to know