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October 11, 2004, Madison, Conn. / Piper PA-28-161

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October 21, 2004, Guntersville, Ala. / Piper PA-32RT-300T

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October 20, 2004, Santa Rosa Beach, Fla. / Eurocopter BO-105S

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October 20, 2004, West Columbia, S.C. / Cessna 172SP

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October 19, 2004, Hyak, Wash. / Aero Vodochody L-39

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October 9, 2004, Hearne, Texas / Bellanca 7ECA

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October 9, 2004, Salida, Colo. / Cessna 210M

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October 8, 2004, Broomfield, Colo. / Mooney M20E

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October 3, 2004, Marion, Iowa / Piper PA-28-180

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October 2, 2004, Santa Fe, NM. / Sukhoi SU-29

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October 19, 2004, Atlanta, Ga. / Beech Baron B-55

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October 13, 2004, Idaho Springs, Colo. / Cessna 182R

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