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Preliminary Reports

December 18, 2012, Payson, Ariz. – Piper PA-31-350 Navajo

Aviation Safety Staff - January 18, 2013

December 18, 2012, Calhoun, Ga. – Hummel H5 Experimental

Aviation Safety Staff - January 18, 2013

Preliminary Reports

December 20, 2012, Indian Trail, N.C. – Cessna 150J

Aviation Safety Staff - January 18, 2013

Preliminary Reports

December 23, 2012, Lock Haven, Penn. – Piper PA-28R-200 Arrow

Aviation Safety Staff - January 18, 2013

Jammed, Cracked, Loose

Aviation Safety Staff - January 18, 2013

Gadget Flight Rules

Aviation Safety Staff - January 17, 2013

Preliminary Reports

November 3, 2012, Roanoke, Texas Cessna 172S Skyhawk SP

Aviation Safety Staff - December 19, 2012

Preliminary Reports

November 3, 2012, Atlanta, Ga. Hughes OH-6A

Aviation Safety Staff - December 19, 2012

Preliminary Reports

November 4, 2012, Stotts City, Mo. Cessna 310

Aviation Safety Staff - December 19, 2012

Preliminary Reports

November 4, 2012, Gothenburg, Neb. Cessna 150F

Aviation Safety Staff - December 19, 2012

Preliminary Reports

November 6, 2012, Wichita, Kan. Cessna 208B Grand Caravan

Aviation Safety Staff - December 19, 2012

Preliminary Reports

November 6, 2012, Anadarko, Okla. Piper Pa-28-140 Cherokee 140

Aviation Safety Staff - December 19, 2012

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