I will add more photos as the appear on the news wires....

New York firefigher examines wreckage of an American Airlines jetliner on its way to the Dominican Republic with 255 people aboard, which crashed moments after takeoff from Kennedy Airport in a residential neighborhood Monday Nov. 12,2001 The wreckage, shown in the view from television, landed at a service station in Queens borough of New York. (AP Photo/Fox5/ WNYW-TV) A soot covered New York City firefighter looks back at the scene of the crash of American Airlines flight 587 November 12, 2001 after coming out of the wreckage site in Queens, New York. REUTERS/Jim Bourg A New York firefighter holds a body bag at the scene of the crash of American Airlines flight 587, November 12, 2001 in Queens, New York. An American Airlines flight with 255 people on board crashed in a nosedive on Monday while taking off from John F. Kennedy International Airport, plowing through nearby homes and sending new fears through a city still jittery from the September 11 attacks. REUTERS/Jim Bourg New York firefighters search through the smoking wreckage at the scene of the crash of American Airlines flight 587, November 12, 2001 in Queens, New York. An American Airlines flight with 255 people on board crashed in a nosedive on Monday while taking off from John F. Kennedy International Airport, plowing through nearby homes and sending new fears through a city still jittery from the September 11 attacks. REUTERS/Jim Bourg New York firefighters search through the smoking wreckage at the scene of the crash of American Airlines flight 587, November 12, 2001 in Queens, New York. An American Airlines flight with 255 people on board crashed in a nosedive on Monday while taking off from John F. Kennedy International Airport, plowing through nearby homes and sending new fears through a city still jittery from the September 11 attacks. REUTERS/Jim Bourg

New York firefigher examines wreckage of an American Airlines jetliner on its way to the Dominican Republic with 255 people aboard, which crashed moments after takeoff from Kennedy Airport in a residential neighborhood Monday Nov. 12,2001 The wreckage, shown in the view from television, landed at a service station in Queens borough of New York. (AP Photo/Fox5/ WNYW-TV) - Nov 12 12:38 PM ET

A New York firefighter holds a body bag at the scene of the crash of American Airlines flight 587, November 12, 2001 in Queens, New York. An American Airlines flight with 255 people on board crashed in a nosedive on Monday while taking off from John F. Kennedy International Airport, plowing through nearby homes and sending new fears through a city still jittery from the September 11 attacks. REUTERS/Jim Bourg - Nov 12 12:25 PM ET

New York firefighters search through the smoking wreckage at the scene of the crash of American Airlines flight 587, November 12, 2001 in Queens, New York. An American Airlines flight with 255 people on board crashed in a nosedive on Monday while taking off from John F. Kennedy International Airport, plowing through nearby homes and sending new fears through a city still jittery from the September 11 attacks. REUTERS/Jim Bourg - Nov 12 12:25 PM ET

New York firefighters search through the smoking wreckage at the scene of the crash of American Airlines flight 587, November 12, 2001 in Queens, New York. An American Airlines flight with 255 people on board crashed in a nosedive on Monday while taking off from John F. Kennedy International Airport, plowing through nearby homes and sending new fears through a city still jittery from the September 11 attacks. REUTERS/Jim Bourg - Nov 12 12:16 PM ET

New York firefighters search through the smoking wreckage at the scene of the crash of American Airlines flight 587 November 12, 2001 in Queens, New York. An American Airlines flight with 255 people on board crashed in a nosedive on Monday while taking off from John F. Kennedy International Airport, plowing through nearby homes and sending new fears through a city still jittery from the September 11 attacks. REUTERS/Jim Bourg - Nov 12 11:46 AM ET

Big BUMP for postimg the photos...

So will somebody finally admit our Stinger missles may have come back to haunt us, or will this be another TWA 800 style cover-up.

WW

Good photos! Thanks for posting them.

Firefighters battle the flames at homes set ablaze in this residential neighborhood, in the view from television, after an American Airlines jetliner, on its way to the Dominican Republic with 255 people aboard crashed moments after takeoff from Kennedy Airport, in New York, Monday Nov 12, 2001 . There was no immediate word on the number of deaths or injuries. (AP Photo/Fox5-WNYW-TV) - Nov 12 1:01 PM ET

Firefighters battle the flames at homes set ablaze in this residential neighborhood, in the view from television, after an American Airlines jetliner, on its way to the Dominican Republic with 255 people aboard crashed moments after takeoff from Kennedy Airport, in New York, Monday Nov 12, 2001 . There was no immediate word on the number of deaths or injuries. (AP Photo/Fox5-WNYW-TV) - Nov 12 12:53 PM ET

Flames destroy homes set ablaze in this residential neighborhood, in the view from television, after an American Airlines jetliner, on its way to the Dominican Republic with 255 people aboard crashed moments after takeoff from Kennedy Airport, in New York, Monday Nov 12, 2001 . There was no immediate word on the number of deaths or injuries. (AP Photo/Fox5-WNYW-TV) - Nov 12 12:54 PM ET

From what i've read it was the pilot, not a missle.

American Airlines flight 587, Flight 800, Egyptian Air (Muslim suicide).

Either New York air space is cursed or there is something in that area that needs serious investigating.

Is there any other US airline regions that have had this much trouble this resently?

Atlanta and Miami, on the east coast, haven't had this much touble.

In the west, Dever and LAX, haven't seen these kinds of disasters.

O'hare, Dallas-Fort Worth. Nothing.

New York needs to be investigated under an electron microscope.

A still from Fox-5 television news shows what witnesses say is the Airbus' engine after it fell from an American Airlines Airbus A-300 passenger jet into a service station in Queens, New York November 12, 2001. The White House said it was too soon to say what caused the crash in New York of the airliner with 255 people on board. (WNYW FOX-5 via Reuters)

Note that the pictures of the engine which fell from the aircraft (shown in the Texaco station) shows no signs whatsoever of any damage from the inside out (turbine blades penetrating the cowling, or holes from same).

Thank you for the photos. Tragic! At least the Qatari security men are not jumping up and down cheering.

Either New York air space is cursed or there is something in that area that needs serious investigating.

Is there any other US airline regions that have had this much trouble this resently?

Are there any other "areas" that have three major airports? I don't think so.

Anyone know how many people were killed on the ground? So sad. Hope it wasn't another attack but how will we know?

It looks like it just fell off. No trauma other than the impact when it landed.

Oh, don't listen to me. I was thinking of 990, not 800. Nevermind. I'll be in the corner, wearing a dunce's cap...

My pleasure.

People watch a giant video screen, showing the first pictures of the plane crash in New York, in the main train station in Frankfurt, Germany, Monday, Nov. 12, 2001. An American Airlines Airbus A300 flight 587, is thought to have crashed Monday shortly after takeoff from JFK, bound for the Dominican Republic.(AP Photo/Udo Weitz)