71.   He has been in custody since August after arousing suspicion at a Minnesota flight school.

72.   He spent the next three months in a flight school in Norman, Okla.

73.   He said his organization favored having flight schools and companies that rent or store airplanes having stricter control over the keys.

74.   He later attended flight school, became a pilot and served as an instructor at the Pensacola, Fla., naval air station before going to the Pacific.

75.   He made a living driving a taxicab while he took classes from at least two flight schools in the Kansas City area.

76.   He was at the top of his class in flight school, which allowed him to have a choice of assignments.

77.   He studied at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania and attended flight school there.

78.   He was arrested last summer after his instructors at a flight school in Eagan, Minn., alerted the FBI to what they described as his suspicious behavior.

79.   He said that the hijack teams included pilots who had been trained in the United States, at least two of them at a commercial flight school in Florida.

80.   His first airplane ride came right after he had applied for flight school.