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View servicesIn memory of the 2,977 people killed in the September 11 attacks, and in honor of the survivors, first responders, service members, families, and communities forever changed.
Events appear as their 2001 Eastern Time passes today.
Flight 11 leaves Boston for Los Angeles with 92 people aboard.
The aircraft stops responding to air traffic control and soon deviates from its assigned course.
The Flight 11 attendant calmly reports the hijacking and provides critical information from aboard the aircraft.
Flight 93 leaves Newark for San Francisco after a delayed departure.
American Airlines Flight 11 crashes into floors 93 through 99 of 1 World Trade Center.
The second impact confirms that the United States is under attack.
Chief of Staff Andrew Card tells President George W. Bush that a second plane has hit the World Trade Center.
Air traffic controllers hear sounds of a struggle as the aircraft abruptly descends.
The aircraft crashes into the western side of the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia.
The Federal Aviation Administration orders every civilian aircraft in United States airspace to land.
After learning about the other attacks through phone calls, they begin an effort to retake the aircraft.
2 World Trade Center falls after burning for 56 minutes.
The aircraft crashes in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. The passengers and crew prevent it from reaching its intended target.
1 World Trade Center falls after burning for 102 minutes.
Timeline sources: National September 11 Memorial & Museum, Flight 93 National Memorial, and the 9/11 Commission Report.
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