Logan Airport Marks 9/11 Anniversary, Honors Victims
BOSTON (AP) -- Families, friends and co-workers are honoring t0 those killed on the two planes hijacked from Boston's Logan International Airport as part of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Logan held a remembrance service at the airport's 9/11 Memorial Friday to mark the 10th anniversary of the attacks and remember the passengers and crew members on American Airlines Flight 11 and
United Airlines Flight 17, the planes flown into the World Trade Center towers.
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Massachusetts Port Authority's Interim CEO David Mackey acknowledged the employees who carried on after the attacks and said for Logan "each clear fall day serves as its own memorial."
Victoria Kennedy, the wife of the late U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, lauded family members and Logan employees for their acts of service and compassion since the attacks.
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