THE FINAL FIGURES
02 Oct 2011In this tenth anniversary issue of the 11th September 2001 terrorist attacks against the United States, in place of the Final Word, we feature the Final Figures…
Timings
8.46 The time that American Airlines flight 11 crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Centre
9.03 The time that United Airlines flight 175 crashed into the South Tower of the World Trade Centre
9.37 The time that American Airlines flight 77 crashed into the Pentagon
9.58 The time the South Tower of the World Trade Centre collapsed
10.03 The time that United Airlines flight 93 crashed in Shanksville
10.28 The time the North Tower of the World Trade Centre collapsed
Deaths
23 New York City Police Department
37 Port Authority Police Department
40 United Airlines flight 93 (excluding hijackers)
59 American Airlines flight 77 (excluding hijackers)
60 United Airlines flight 175 (excluding hijackers)
87 American Airlines flight 11 (excluding hijackers)
115 Number of countries which lost citizens
125 Pentagon
200 Estimated (by USA Today) number of people who jumped to their deaths from the WTC
292 Estimated deaths at street level in New York caused by falling debris and people who jumped
343 New York City Fire Department
373 Foreign nationals
658 Cantor Fitzgerald employees
2606 World Trade Centre total casualties
2996 Official death toll, including hijackers
Hijackers
4 Hijackers who failed to reach their intended targets
15 Hijackers of Saudi nationality
15 Hijackers reached their intended targets
19 Total number
The Living
17 Number of babies subsequently born to women whose husbands died
1300 Number of orphans (according to The Guardian) created by the attacks
1609 Number of people widowed
3051 Number of children who lost a parent
The Cost (according to the Institute for Analysis of Global Security)
$385 million The loss of four civilian aircraft
up to $1 billion The damage to the Pentagon
$1.3 billion Cleanup costs
$3 billion to $4.5 billion The destruction of major buildings at the World Trade Centre
$10 billion Loss of air traffic revenue
$10 billion to $13 billion Property and infrastructure damage
$17 billion In lost wages
$21.8 billion Damaged or unrecoverable property
$40 billion Losses to the insurance industry
$40 billion Federal emergency funds (heightened airport security, sky marshals, government takeover of airport security, retrofitting aircraft with anti-terrorist devices, cost of operations in Afghanistan)
$95 billion Losses to the city of New York (lost jobs, lost taxes, damage to infrastructure, cleaning)
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