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Preliminary Reports

September 22, Chanute, Kan. / Piper Comanche

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September 23, North Las Vegas, Nev. / Piper Arrow and Piper...

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September 24, Cape Yakataga, Alaska / Piper Navajo

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September 27, Concord, Mass. / Cessna 182

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September 28, McCall, Idaho / Beech Mentor

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September 29, Belen, N.M. / Beech Bonanza

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September 30, Show Low, Ariz. / Piper Seneca

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September 01, Uniondale, Ind. / Beech Bonanza

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Blow Through Snow

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Primed for Start

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V is for Variable

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Accident Probes

Too Little, Too Long

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