After the Attack
Flight attendants and pilots gather at Dockweiler Beach in Los Angeles for a memorial service for their colleagues killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. (CARLOS CHAVEZ / Los Angeles Times)
A flight attendant cries at the Dockweiler service. Many have vowed to return to work as a tribute to those who died. (CARLOS CHAVEZ / Los Angeles Times)
Flight attendants Bridget Boniol and Heidi Manly place candles at a memorial after a service at Dockweiler State Beach near Los Angeles International Airport. The service took place on the one-week anniversary of the terrorist attacks in New York and at the Pentagon. (CARLOS CHAVEZ / Los Angeles Times)
Joe Sabo, of Tustin, salutes and waves an American flag for the pilots of an American Airlines plane landing at John Wayne Airport. Many pilots either wave or salute back. (KEVIN P. CASEY / Los Angeles Times)
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Raggaa Hathout attends a press conference on hate crime prevention at the Islamic Center of Southern California, where she is the financial officer. (CAROLYN COLE / Los Angeles Times)
Leo Sandoval of Malibu paints an American flag on his garage door in remembrance of those who died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. (KEN HIVELY / Los Angeles Times)
