WI: Flight 93 doesn't crash

[dayton3]

A Fight 93 that survived would have almost an entire group of passengers hailed as even greater heroes than they were.

Except one. It is not well known but one male passenger staunchly opposed attempting to rush the cockpit so the other passengers tied him to his seat.

[lordroel]

So reading this:

At 9:57 a.m. the passengers and crew members aboard Flight 93 began their counterattack, as recorded by the cockpit voice recorder. In response, the hijacker piloting the plane began to roll the aircraft, pitching it up and down to throw the charging passengers off balance. Worried that the passengers would soon break through to the cockpit, the hijackers made the decision to crash the plane before reaching their final destination.

I am wondering how to the passengers get into the cockpit before it crashes.

[dayton3]

Jan 1, 2020 11:39:41 GMT lordroel said:

So reading this:

At 9:57 a.m. the passengers and crew members aboard Flight 93 began their counterattack, as recorded by the cockpit voice recorder. In response, the hijacker piloting the plane began to roll the aircraft, pitching it up and down to throw the charging passengers off balance. Worried that the passengers would soon break through to the cockpit, the hijackers made the decision to crash the plane before reaching their final destination.

I am wondering how to the passengers get into the cockpit before it crashes.

I seem to remember that the cockpit voice recorder indicated that two or three passengers actually made it into the cockpit prior to the crash 

[forcon]

None of the passangers will ever have to buy their own drinks again, that's for sure. Other than that, I expect some of them would remain in the public eye in various ways, from running for office to making speeches.