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December 10, 2009, Lexington, Ky., Beech 58 Baron

Aviation Safety Staff - January 25, 2010

Preliminary Reports

May 9, 2009, Minden, Nev., Beech 95-A55 Baron

- June 23, 2009

Preliminary Reports

January 3, 2009, Brainerd, Minn., Beech Model 58 Baron

- February 23, 2009

Preliminary Reports

January 12, 2009, Corona, Calif., Beech 95-A55 Baron

- February 23, 2009

Preliminary Reports

December 20, 2008, Stonewall, Colo., Beech 58 Baron

- January 27, 2009

Preliminary Reports

November 24, 2008, Whites Creek, Tenn., Beech 95-B55 Baron

- December 29, 2008

Preliminary Reports

August 14, 2008, Marysville, Ohio, Beech 58TC Baron

- September 25, 2008

Preliminary Reports

March 4, 2007, Port Orange, Fla., Beech 95-C55 Baron

- April 18, 2007

Preliminary Reports

January 2, 2007, Washington, Ind., Beech Model 58 Baron

- February 21, 2007

Preliminary Reports

July 18, 2006, Jeanerette, La. / Beech BE58P

Aviation Safety Staff - August 30, 2006

Preliminary Reports

January 1, 2006, Dawson, Ga. / Beech D55 Baron

Aviation Safety Staff - February 13, 2006

Preliminary Reports

December 1, 2005, Nantucket, Mass. / Beech Model B55 Baron

Aviation Safety Staff - January 12, 2006

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