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Accident Probes

September 10, 2014, Spruce Creek, Fla. Cessna 172P Skyhawk

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Accident Probes

September 10, 2014, Austin, Texas Smith Aerostar 601P

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Accident Probes

Known Deficiencies

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Preliminary Reports

September 1, 2014, North Hampton, N.H., Cessna 180

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Preliminary Reports

September 2, 2014, Neihart, Mon. Cessna 177B Cardinal

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Accident Probes

September 3, 2014, Cortez, Colo. Piper PA-46-350P (JetProp Deluxe)

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Accident Probes

September 3, 2014, Collegedale, Tenn. Lancair IV-P Experimental

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Preliminary Reports

September 5, 2014, Open Water, Jamaica

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Accident Probes

September 10, 2014, Carrol County, Va. Piper J-3C-65

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Accident Probes

September 9, 2014, Houston, Texas Vans RV-10 Experimental

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Accident Probes

September 8, 2014, Selkirk, N.Y. Cessna 172K Skyhawk

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Preliminary Reports

September 6, 2014, Rock Hill, S.C. Navion A

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