Pilot who was due to fly first hijacked 9/11 plane reveals the ‘shocking’ 3 words he saw on flight schedule

When Steve packed his bags that morning in 2001, he was preparing for a routine flight from Boston to Los Angeles. A scheduling twist he didn’t control meant Captain Tom McGuinness took his place on Flight 11, the first plane to strike the World Trade Center. Steve only understood the magnitude of that exchange hours later, staring at a manifest that once held his name, now replaced with the cold phrase “sequence failed continuity.” It was the airline’s technical way of saying the plane never made it home.