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Accident Probes

NTSB Reports: January 2016

Aviation Safety Staff - January 7, 2016

Preliminary Reports

September 1, 2014, North Hampton, N.H., Cessna 180

Aviation Safety Staff - October 31, 2014

Accident Probes

September 19, 2014, Piscataquis County, Maine Cessna 180B

Aviation Safety Staff - October 31, 2014

Preliminary Reports

March 23, 2012, Longmont, Colo., Cessna 172S/Cessna 180

Aviation Safety Staff - April 19, 2012

Preliminary Reports

July 3, 2011, Santa Paula, Calif., Cessna 180D

Aviation Safety Staff - August 29, 2011

Preliminary Reports

August 2, 2010, Burnet, Texas, Cessna 180B

Aviation Safety Staff - September 28, 2010

Preliminary Reports

July 1, 2007, Loveland, Colo., Cessna 180A

- August 22, 2007

Preliminary Reports

July 2, 2006, Owasso, Okla. / Cessna 180K

Aviation Safety Staff - August 30, 2006

Preliminary Reports

April 14, 2006, Klamath Falls, Ore. / Cessna 180

Aviation Safety Staff - May 17, 2006

Preliminary Reports

March 4, 2006, Brooksville, Fla. / Cessna 180

Aviation Safety Staff - April 18, 2006

Preliminary Reports

September 07, Greenville, Maine / Cessna 180

Aviation Safety Staff - November 20, 2003

Jan. 23, Granbury, Texas / Cessna 180J Skywagon

Aviation Safety Staff - October 21, 2002

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