Location of second United Airlines plane unknown

Two United Airlines jetliners crashed this morning, one in western Pennsylvania and the second at a location the airline did not immediately disclose.

Location of second United Airlines plane unknown
Tue, 11 Sep, 2001 - 19:42

Two United Airlines jetliners crashed this morning, one in western Pennsylvania and the second at a location the airline did not immediately disclose.

A total of 110 people were aboard the two planes, the airline said.

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