Sure. That would have been a lot more impressive if he had done a 7000-foot accelerating corkscrew dive, to then right the plane and fly parallel to the ground at 500+ mph to hit the opposite side of the target...for some reason.

I'm actually much more concerned about two of the largest and sturdiest steel and concrete structures ever built, redundantly engineered several times over, exploding spectacularly into dust and dismembered steel, cremating their occupants alive and spewing the fragments of their bones hundreds of yards in every direction. This from localized structural damage and a dying fire.

Then the government never doing any serious forensic investigation of the physical remains and not even trying to explain how the impacts and fire led to such total destruction.

Then, later that day, what would have been the tallest building in 25 states collapsed neatly and rapidly into its own footprint, allegedly from a single point of failure caused by a relatively minor fire. NIST was miraculously able to identify this unprecedented phenomenon without examining a single piece of the rubble.

You must be terrified to enter American buildings! I have more confidence in American engineering than you do, even though they've mostly failed to challenge this pseudoscience that makes them look so incompetent.