IF it never happened, those planes would have been around, at least later that day, removing over 2000 people from everyday society, and keeping everyone's mouths shut about missing their dad, mom, brother sister, is an ENMORMOUS conspiracy.......notwithstanding property damage.........insurance paper work...........those planes r some rather expensive contraptions........the insurance company(s) forking over the money to replace them would have rather not have paid for something NOT lost in the 1st place....life insurance for the almost 3000 people who died that day......the two towers in NYC, etc.......just too many loose ends.............someone would have resurfaced............cameras at the airports 2 c people boarding the planes.....................impossible to fake it all............i SAW the smoke from the Pentagon, ok, a fire can be created, people can be paid to call into news stations and say they saw something, but a bit too freaking elaborate..........

The September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks involved four hijacked planes, operated by two airlines:

• American Airlines Flight 11
• United Airlines Flight 175
• American Airlines Flight 77
• United Airlines Flight 93 

Insurance and the aftermath

• The 9/11 attacks resulted in an unprecedented insurance payout, estimated at $59 billion (in 2024 dollars), making it one of the largest single insured loss events in history.