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April 5, 2006, in Denver, Colo. / Swearingen SA226TC

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April 16, 2006, Avondale, Penn. / Piper PA-28-140

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April 16, 2006 in Lady Smith, B.C., Canada / Lake LA-4-200

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April 14, 2006, Klamath Falls, Ore. / Cessna 180

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April 14, 2006, Belgrade, Mon. / Lancair IV-P Experimental

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April 14, 2006, Lubbock, Texas / Cessna 210F

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April 14, 2006, Stilesville, Ind. / Dassault Aviation Falcon 2000

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April 13, 2006, Hope, N.M. / Piper PA-46-350P

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April 12, 2006, Pearce, Ariz. / Velocity Aircraft XL-RG Experimental

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April 12, 2006, Smith Center, Kan. / Piper PA-25-235

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April 10, 2006, Passadumkeag, Maine / Cessna 150M

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April 10, 2006, Fort Wayne, Ind. / Cessna 182 RG

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