July-2002 Archives - Page 3 of 4

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Archives

April 12, Oxford, Conn. / Piper Seneca

April 12, Amarillo, Texas / Cessna Turbo Skylane

April 14, Carrollton, Ga. / Piper Cub

Destination Unknown

Water Over Trees

Separation Anxiety

NTSB Preliminary Reports

B is for Busted

Trouble Times Two

Engine Out on Takeoff

Recovery Room

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