September 11th, remembered for many reasons. 1987, Emergency number day for the United States. Remember Freedom Day is celebrated on September 11th as an annual holiday. The day that most remember though is, 9/11 remembrance day. The horrible attacks on 9/11 will forever be remembered on this day.
Tuesday Morning, 9/11/2001-8:45 AM- American Airlines Boeing 767 crashes into the World Trade Centers in New York City.
Tuesday Morning, 9/11/2001-9:45 AM- American Airlines Boeing 757 crashes into the Pentagon in Washington D.C.
Tuesday Morning, 9/11/2001-Around 10:00 AM- World Trade Centers collapse over New York City.
Tuesday Morning, 9/11/2001-10:10 AM- United Flight 93 crashes in Pennsylvania on a route towards another of the United States Iconic landmarks. The brave people aboard the flight brought the plane down in Pennsylvania upon the discovery of the hijacking.
9/11/2001 will always be a day of remembrance for those who lost their lives during these attacks. Visit history.com for more on 9/11.
A special thank you to all of today’s airline workers for keeping air travel safe especially during the times of the pandemic. A very special Thank You.
Thank you for reading, stay safe.
-Digital Wonders & Smiles
Digital Wonders and Smiles 
Lovely thought provoking post. I remember coming home from night work here in Tasmania, the wife had fallen asleep with the telly on in the bedroom. I walked in, at first I thought it was a movie. Then shortly after, the second plane hit … I realised it wasn’t a move, woke the wife up and we both stared in stunned disbelief.
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It was such a surreal thing to see play out. It’s pretty difficult to grasp exactly what happened and why something so horrible would happen. I am always thankful for the precautions put in place at airports to ensure everyone is safe.
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Times have certainly changed because of it, I’m not sure if it’s all good though.
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