From the CVR I found here -
http://www.vaed.uscourts.gov/notablecases/...on/P200056T.pdfThere appears to be a definite attempt by the passangers to gain entry to the cockpit from about 9:53 to the end.
Numerous phone calls made, make specific reference to fighting back at the hijackers.
At 9:58, the intensity of the passangers actions appear to be quite pronounced, as hijackers are sounding more and more desperate as they try to hold the door closed to the passangers.
Interestingly the same time as Ed Felt's phone call.
I did however come across this article where people who actually heard that call state the following -
Earlier reports have said that a previously unidentified passenger, Edward Felt of Matawan, N.J., said in a 911 call from a restroom that he saw a puff of smoke and heard an explosion, leading some to cite this as evidence that the plane was shot down by the military to prevent it from crashing into sensitive targets. But the 911 dispatcher, John Shaw, and others who have heard the tape, including Mr. Felt's wife, Sandra Felt, say he made no mention of smoke or an explosion when he said, ''We're going down.''
Sourced from here -
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html...n=&pagewanted=2I do not think the phone call is indicative of a mid air interception.
FDR shows all aircraft systems were functioning normally.
I do believe the call is true, but as is with thousands of other quotes it has been changed to suite conspiracy theories.
The fact that it was a cell phone call, means the plane was already at a low altitude. So why was it engaged at this altitude? Why not at a high altitude? Why did it fly to this low altitude?