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January 14, Oxford, Mass. / Piper Cherokee 180

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

Preliminary Reports

January 01, Hollywood, Fla. / Piper Navajo

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January 04, Petaluma, Calif. / Cessna 152

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

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January 05, Tampa, Fla. / Cessna Skyhawk

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

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January 05, Oak Grove, La. / Beech Baron

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

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January 06, Sturgis, Mich. / Cessna Chancellor

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

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January 09, Durango, Colo. / Cessna Skyhawk

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

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January 10, Albuquerque, N.M. / Piper Meridian

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

Preliminary Reports

January 13, Micanopy, Fla. / Piper Comanche

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

Preliminary Reports

January 13, Grand Junction, Colo. / Maule M-5-235C

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

Preliminary Reports

January 14, Groveland, Calif. / Piper Cherokee 180

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

Fire in Flight

Aviation Safety Staff - May 29, 2002

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