Boeing Confirms Plane Part Found in Manhattan is From 767
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The wreckage found last week in lower Manhattan and believed to be from one of the planes in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks came from a Boeing 767, a technician for the company told investigators.
A Boeing Co. technician confirmed to New York City police detectives yesterday that the piece of gear wedged between the rear of 51 Park Place and the rear of a neighboring building is called a trailing edge flap actuation support structure, police department spokesman Paul Browne said today in a statement.