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It's obvious that the 9/11 hijackers had received advanced training from a country or countries such as Iran, Iraq, Libya or Yemen in addition to Afghanistan.

This is especially true of the pilots. You don't just take a few hours of commercial flight training in a Cessna 172, hijack a Boeing 767 and then fly the plane for the first time and crash it into a building on a suicide mission.

It's just not that easy and, based on the video tapes, the pilots showed great skill in maneuvering the planes such that they caused the maximum amount of damage to the buildings. There is simply no way a low time could fly that well

It's much more plausible that the actual pilots who flew the planes had been trained extensively in large passenger jet at least the size of a Boeing 727. Since there is no records of this, they must have been been flying in a country where they could train and practice flying in a 7x7 type plane in secret with no record of their flight training. The resources and money required to train 4-8 pilots in a 7x7 type plan would have been huge.

This pretty much rules out all but a few countries where such training could have occurred. Candidate states would be places like Iran, Iraq, Libya, Pakistan, North Korea and Saudi Arabia (but if they had the official sanction of the Saudi Government). For secrecy, their training would most likely have been conducted out of a secure military base with military pilots doing the training

The 9/11 pilots who went out and flew around in Cessnas at US flight schools and who expressed no interest in practicing landings were most likely intentionally planting that story to provide cover and deniability for the terrorist state who actually sponsored their secret training