Schaller, Hank. "Northwest Drops 132 Flights at Metro." The Oakland Press 20 Sept. 2001: A1, A2. After the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, Northwest Airlines went into a financial crisis that forced them to permanently drop 132 flights a day going out of Metro Detroit Airport. American and United airlines have laid off 40,000 people alone. In just over a week, the U.S. aviation has lost 70,000 jobs and billions of dollars. "The parent company of American, the world's largest airline, …
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…they have no chance of a fight. He is their only commander in charge. And what has he done since the attacks on September 11th. We can't even prove that the anthrax is a terrorist act, although we assume it is. Nobody should be scared anymore. There are air marshals to keep things in order. That doesn't guarantee anything, but it will make the terrorists hesitant to try anything. Once again America will feel safe.