81.   He contended that the people who flew the planes into the buildings that day were not the only ones responsible for the thousands of deaths.

82.   He even flew planes for Brothers to the Rescue, a group of Cuban-American pilots who cruised the Florida Straits searching for refugees fleeing Cuba on rafts.

83.   He flew the plane at full-throttle and took every shortcut he could.

84.   He also happened to let slip shyly that for part of the way he had flown the plane himself.

85.   He even let me fly the plane.

86.   He may well have been flying his plane too low, too fast and in the wrong place.

87.   He flies that plane there with his family, but his customers were stymied by the rule about runway length.

88.   He has flown planes, still hikes and fishes in wildernesses worldwide and still rides a Harley-Davidson.

89.   He loved to fly planes.

90.   He occasionally worked as a pilot for Island Airlines in Hyannis, where he flew small planes to Nantucket.