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March 19, 2006, Kingman, Ariz. / Beech F33A Bonanza

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March 19, 2006, Asheville, N.C. / Bombardier Regional Jet

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March 1, 2006, Fort Pierce, Fla. / Mooney M20J

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March 16, 2006, Sanford, Fla. / Cessna 152

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March 13, 2006, Santa Monica, Calif. / Beech A36 Bonanza

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March 12, 2006, Old Bridge, N.J. / Piper PA-34-200T

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March 8, 2006, Kahului, Hawaii / Cessna 414A

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March 7, 2006, Compton, Calif. / Cessna 172N

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March 7, 2006, Wetumpka, Ala. / Ercoupe E

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March 6, 2006, Atlantic City, N.J. / Cessna 172S

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March 6, 2006, Holland, Mich. / Beech J35 Bonanza

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March 5, 2006, Severance, Colo. / Aviat Pitts S-2B

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