A former United Airlines flight attendant recalls a brush with fate 25 years after the September 11 attacks. Chloe Berta Caviness was not on Flight 175 due to a scheduling error. She has spent the last 25 years feeling gratitude and guilt.
Caviness had found a job as a flight attendant after college, which allowed her to travel and see the world. At the time, she was based out of Boston but lived in Marin County. Her routine included catching overnight flights from one city to another.
Further details about Caviness' experience are available from the source, including her reflections on the twist of fate that kept her from being a victim of the attacks.
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