November-2012 Archives - Aviation Safety

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Accident Probes

September 6, 2012, Winnsboro, La., Lancair IV Experimental

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

When Rabbit Wont Run

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Engine Issues

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

Critical Moments

It Sounded Good At The Time

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

Accident Probes

September 22, 2012, Roanoke, Texas, Piper PA-28R-180 Arrow

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

Accident Probes

September 18, 2012, Macon, Ga., Beech 400 BeechJet

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

Accident Probes

September 15, 2012, Willard, Mo., Cirrus Design SR22

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

Accident Probes

September 13, 2012, Nampa, Idaho, Cessna 180

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

Accident Probes

September 13, 2012, Strawberry, Ariz., Piper PA-28-181, Archer II/III

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

Accident Probes

September 12, 2012, Bullard, Texas, Piper PA-23-250 Aztec

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

Accident Probes

September 9, 2012, Washington, Penn., Piper PA-31-325 Navajo C/R

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

Accident Probes

September 9, 2012, Gilmer, Texas, Piper PA-28RT-201 Arrow IV

Aviation Safety Staff - October 19, 2012

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