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October 31, Marshall, Ark. / Cessna Cardinal RG

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October 31, Laurel Bloomery, Tenn. / Piper Arrow

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October 28, Marshall, Alaska / Cessna 207

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October 27, Coral Springs, Fla. / Two Cessna 172s

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October 22, Cocoa, Fla. / Cessna 310

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October 21, Kincaid, Ill. / Cessna 150

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October 18, Hartwood, Va. / Cessna 182

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October 16, Trenton, N.J. / Pilatus PC-12

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October 15, Mount Sterling, Ky. / Cessna 172

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October 15, Coeur dAlene, Idaho / Lancair IV

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October 15, Point Pleasant, W.Va. / Cirrus SR-20

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