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Preliminary Reports

June 5, 2010, Bountiful, Utah, Cessna 172H

Aviation Safety Staff - July 28, 2010

Preliminary Reports

May 20, 2010, Plattekill, N.Y., Cessna 172N

Aviation Safety Staff - June 28, 2010

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April 16, 2010, Archer, Fla., Cessna 172H

Aviation Safety Staff - May 24, 2010

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April 19, 2010, Burbank, Calif., Boeing 737/Cessna 172

Aviation Safety Staff - May 24, 2010

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April 2, 2010, Hillsboro, Ohio, Cessna 172D

Aviation Safety Staff - May 24, 2010

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February 3, 2010, Jackson, Tenn., Cessna 172

- March 23, 2010

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January 17, 2010, Holland, Mich., Cessna 172

- February 24, 2010

Preliminary Reports

January 18, 2010, Joshua Tree National Park, Calif., Cessna 172M

- February 24, 2010

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January 4, 2010, Greenbush, Maine, Cessna 172S

- February 24, 2010

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December 5, 2009, Diamond Point, Wash., Cessna 172M

- January 25, 2010

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December 17, 2009, Corona, Calif., Cessna 172F

- January 25, 2010

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November 4, 2009, Tallahassee, Fla., Cessna 172S

- January 12, 2010

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