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Oct. 28, Fort Collins, Colo. / Piper Seneca

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Oct. 28, Santa Teresa, N.M. / Cessna Turbo Centurion

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Oct. 29, French Valley, Calif. / Cessna Skylane

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Oct. 30, Tulsa, Okla. / Beech Duchess

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Oct. 30, Conconully, Wash. / Cessna Skyhawk

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Oct. 9, Lummi Island, Wash. / Cessna Caravan

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Oct. 1, Seven Springs, Pa. / Piper Cherokee Six

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Oct. 2, Rapid City, S.D. / Piper Seminole

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Oct. 4, Santa Rosa, Calif. / Cessna 182

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Oct. 5, Monroe, Wash. / Mooney M20K

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Oct. 6, San Dimas, Calif. / Piper Seneca

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Oct. 6, Edgartown, Mass. / Mitsubishi Solitaire

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