Category: Messages from around the country

The First To Be….. With sameness of motion they took their place ~ No different than any other, just a different space. They packed their belongings for only days to be gone~ No one could imagine, their journey would be long. The sky was different that bright September day~ The blueness had a purity in it’s own special way. This battle… Read more →

I didn’t realize how many airline personnel were killed in the disaster. My condolences to all the friends and families of these brave souls….. Read more →

I was on a layover in Maui and woke up at 3 am for no apparent reason, turned on the TV and saw ….one airplane had hit the Twin Towers then …a second came?? Called our crew desk and asked , they said another plane was off the radar. I said “what does that mean?”, “we can’t find it?” I added “Anyone we know… Read more →

Thank you for this beautiful tribute to these amazing crewmembers who we will never forget….they are missed every day and will live on in our hearts forever….. Read more →

Always in our hearts! I think about each and every one of our family members every day. May the families of our brothers and sisters know that their loved ones will always be remembered with love. NEVER FORGET! Retired United flight attendant. Read more →

I will never forget that day nor will I ever forget all of our flying partners that lost their lives. A senseless tragedy that changed our nation. They will never be forgotten! Read more →

My eyes fill with tears and my heart and soul are forever saddened by the losses we all share from that tragic day. You are missed beyond belief and YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. Read more →

Boarding the A/C in MSP. …told to get everyone off the plane and head down to ops…watched in terror the events unfold. When the Pentagon was hit, I knew we were in a war and so we still are, a war against terrorism. I will again be up in the air at 0845 DCA-LGA on this Sept 11. I will look down to… Read more →

An event so horrific, and one we could never have anticipated or prepared for, has changed the lives of every American today. Whether we experienced first-hand, or witnessed the event by news media, we shall always remember that day and the courageous people who fought against all odds, and those who still fight to keep America free from terrorists. God bless the families and friends… Read more →

My sweet niece, Alicia Titus, will always be remembered for her death on UA175, but those of us who knew her & loved her, know that her life was so much more inspiring. She had been a Flight Attendant for only NINE months when she was killed on 9/11. She was living with me when she got her job with UA & her first non-rev pass was… Read more →