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July 06, Leadville, Colo. / Mooney M20J

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July 07, Phoenix, Ariz. / Piper Archer

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July 08, McKinney, Texas / Cessna 172

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July 09, Bethany, W.Va. / Beech Baron

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July 12, Utica, Ohio / Mooney M20C

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July 12, Fish Haven, Idaho / Cirrus SR20

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July 31, Anchorage, Alaska / Cessna 207

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July 20, Sandusky, Ohio / Piper Archer

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July 21, Big Lake, Alaska / Cessna 185

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July 22, Pittston, Pa. / Hawker Hunter

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July 22, Coupeville, Wash. / Cessna Citation

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July 23, Winnemucca, Nev. / Smith Miniplane

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