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Accident Probes

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

Aviation Safety Staff - October 31, 2014

Preliminary Reports

January 16, 2012, Philadelphia, Miss., Aerostar Aircraft Corp. PA-60-601P

Aviation Safety Staff - February 28, 2012

Preliminary Reports

February 14, 2011, Appleton, Wis., Gulfstream Aerospace GV-SP

Aviation Safety Staff - April 1, 2011

Preliminary Reports

October 1, 2009, Brooksville, Fla., Butler Aircraft Company Aerostar

- January 11, 2010

Preliminary Reports

July 2, 2008, Alexandria, Minn., Smith Aerostar 601P

- August 29, 2008

Preliminary Reports

December 2, 2006 in West Dover, VT / Ted Smith Aerostar...

- January 22, 2007

Preliminary Reports

May 10, 2006, Camp Hill, Ala. / Piper PA60-602P

Aviation Safety Staff - June 21, 2006

Preliminary Reports

April 05, 2004, Johns Island, S.C. / Smith Aerostar 601P

Aviation Safety Staff - June 20, 2004

Preliminary Reports

December 13, Manassas, Va. / Piper Aerostar

Aviation Safety Staff - February 14, 2003

Jan. 15, Lynchburgh, Va. / Piper PA-60-602P Aerostar

Aviation Safety Staff - October 21, 2002

Apr. 12, Shoshone, Calif. / Smith Aerostar 601P

Aviation Safety Staff - October 1, 2002

March 3, Statesville, N.C. / Piper PA-60-601P Aerostar

Aviation Safety Staff - October 1, 2002

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