- Hani
Salih Hasan Hanjour (Arabic: هاني صالح حسن حنجور, romanized: Hānī Ṣāliḥ Ḥasan Ḥanjūr; 30
August 1972 – 11
September 2001) was a
Saudi Arabian terrorist...
- flight-training
school in Venice, Florida. The
fourth hijacker-pilot, Hani
Hanjour, who was not a
member of the
Hamburg Cell,
arrived in San
Diego in December...
-
threatening the
hostages but
initially sparing all of them. Lead
hijacker Hani
Hanjour ****umed
control of the
aircraft after having undergone extensive flight...
- in June 2000. Al-Hazmi sta**** in
California until he met up with Hani
Hanjour in
December 2000, and they both
traveled to Phoenix, Arizona. They later...
-
subdue the p****engers and crew,
allowing the team's
suicide pilot Hani
Hanjour to take
control of the plane. Al-Hazmi had only
turned 20 that same year...
- and
Hanjour had both
purchased tickets there. They
claimed that Hani
Hanjour spoke very
little English, and
Moqed did most of the speaking.
Hanjour requested...
-
including a 1998
stint at
Sawyer School of
Aviation a
month after Hani
Hanjour quit. In
April 2000, when his
student visa expired, he
moved back to Algeria...
- al-Qaeda
leaders consequently discovered that Hani
Hanjour already had a
commercial pilot's license.
Hanjour arrived in San
Diego on
December 8, 2000, joining...
-
after it was
realised that he had
lived and
trained in the USA with Hani
Hanjour, one of the
hijacking pilots in the
September 11, 2001 attacks. Ali entered...
- to Hazmi. Hani
Hanjour arrived in San
Diego in
early December 2000,
joining Hazmi, but they soon left for Phoenix,
Arizona where Hanjour could take refresher...
