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Accident rates for instructional flights aboard piston-powered multi-engine airplanes for the years 2008 through 2022. While non-fatal accident rates have declined substantially over the period, the fatal rates have ranged between zero to two.

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March 31, Apex, N.C.: Piper Seneca

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March 01 Austin, Texas: Beech Bonanza

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March 03, Mexia, Texas: Beech Duke

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March 03, San Diego, Calif.: Piper Cherokee 140

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March 04, Macon, Ga.: Piper Warrior

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March 31, Apex, N.C.: Piper Seneca

March 01 Austin, Texas: Beech Bonanza

March 03, Mexia, Texas: Beech Duke

March 03, San Diego, Calif.: Piper Cherokee 140

March 04, Macon, Ga.: Piper Warrior

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