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Preliminary Reports

January 20, 2009, Honolulu, Hawaii, Cessna 177B

- February 23, 2009

Preliminary Reports

August 16, 2008, St. Johns, Ariz., Cessna 177

- September 25, 2008

Preliminary Reports

July 6, 2007, Pedricktown, N.J., Cessna 177RG

- August 22, 2007

Preliminary Reports

October 6, 2006, Stockbridge, Ga. / Cessna 177 Cardinal

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2006

Preliminary Reports

December 14, 2005, Dixon, Calif. / Cessna 177RG Cardinal

Aviation Safety Staff - January 12, 2006

Preliminary Reports

April 11, 2005, Warren, Penn. / Cessna 177 Cardinal

Aviation Safety Staff - May 16, 2005

Preliminary Reports

March 14, Old Fort, N.C. / Cessna 177

Aviation Safety Staff - May 15, 2003

Preliminary Reports

March 12, England, Ark. / Cessna 177

Aviation Safety Staff - May 15, 2003

Preliminary Reports

October 31, Marshall, Ark. / Cessna Cardinal RG

Aviation Safety Staff - December 13, 2002

Preliminary Reports

October 12, South Vienna, Ohio / Cessna Cardinal RG

Aviation Safety Staff - December 13, 2002

Preliminary Reports

September 13, Dayton, Ohio / Cessna 177

Aviation Safety Staff - November 6, 2002

Dec. 31, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. / Cessna 177 Cardinal

Aviation Safety Staff - October 21, 2002

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