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May 23, Pacific Ocean / Beech King Air

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May 11, Bryson City, N.C. / Mooney M20C

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May 12, Houston, Texas / Beech Baron

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May 13, Casa Grande, Ariz. / Piper Lance

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May 14, Wake Forrest, N.C. / Asselyn CH701

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May 19, Wasilla, Alaska / Piper Super Cruiser

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May 20, Nashville, Tenn. / Boeing 737-500

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May 21, San Quintin, Mexico / Beech Bonanza

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May 23, Aliceville, Ala. / Beech Travel Air

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May 10, Kaunakakai, Hawaii / Rockwell Sabreliner

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May 24, Green Bay, Wisc. / Cessna T207A

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May 25, Noble, Okla. / Cessna 152 and Cessna 182

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