500 planes are still in the air heading towards North America on the morning of September 11, 2001 after four horrifying crashes, and no one knows if any other aircraft might be hijacked by terrorists, about to commit further acts of destruction. There is one tiny place on the map that has eyes on them all: Gander, Newfoundland.
9/11: Control the Skies
500 planes are still in the air travelling westbound towards North America after four horrifying crashes; no one knows if any other aircraft might be hijacked by terrorists, about to commit further acts of destruction. Where can 500 planes, and thousands of passengers, safely land? And which might be Al-Qaeda missiles? At that very moment, 333 turn back to where they came from, but 167 are past the point of no return. And there is one tiny place on the map that has eyes on them all: Gander, Newfoundland.