World Trade Center debris

Aircraft debris

Photographs

Landing gear found embedded in exterior panel knocked free from the North Tower	Landing gear found at West and Rector St.
Engine fragment found at Church and Murray ST.	Portion of the fuselage of United Airlines Flight 175 on the roof of WTC 5
Airplane fragments	Piece of fuselage
Seat belt from Flight 11	Wing strut
Airplane fragments	Airplane fragments
Landing gear from Flight 11	Airplane wheel, from video
Aircraft engine at Murray St	Debris at Murray St
Debris and parts from Flight 175 on top of the Post Office Building	Seat cushion from Flight 11 on the roof of 130 Liberty Plaza
Life vest from Flight 11 on the roof of 130 Liberty Plaza

Witness accounts

• The landing gear from United Airlines Flight 175 ended up penetrating the roof of 45 Park Place.
• When Alan Reiss and Richard Paugh, of the Port Authority, got out to the WTC plaza, they "saw an odd shape and looked closer. It was the nose gear of an airplane, missing the rubber tire, but with its wheel still connected to the hydraulic elbow that retracts into the bottom of the plane. Paugh began to take notes on its shape and location... they lugged the part into the police office, put a sticker on it, and Paugh said 'a plane hit the building', Reiss added 'it's a big plane, it's not a Piper Club, it's a bi-i-i-g fucking wheel.'"^[1]
• Sgt. Raymond DiLena, PAPD - "We exited the tunnel and drove north on West Street parking in the left lane a few blocks south of the WTC Complex. I noticed the lampposts were sheared off and body parts littered the street. A seciton of the landing gear proved to me that this was a commercial airliner."^[2]