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Accident Probes

NTSB Accident Reports

Aviation Safety Staff - November 23, 2021

Preliminary Reports

April 16, 2013, Palatka, Fla., Cessna A185F Amphibian

Aviation Safety Staff - May 24, 2013

Preliminary Reports

August 1, 2010, Rockwood, Maine, Cessna A185F

Aviation Safety Staff - September 28, 2010

Preliminary Reports

January 14, Deer Park, Wash. / Cessna 185

Aviation Safety Staff - March 16, 2004

Preliminary Reports

July 21, Big Lake, Alaska / Cessna 185

Aviation Safety Staff - September 19, 2003

Nov. 2, Tucson, Ariz. / Cessna 185 Skywagon

Aviation Safety Staff - October 21, 2002

Preliminary Reports

August 16, Fillmore, Calif. / Cessna 185

Aviation Safety Staff - October 7, 2002

June 23, East Haddam, Conn. / Cessna 185E

Aviation Safety Staff - September 30, 2002

Preliminary Reports

Sept. 28, Smithers, British Columbia / Cessna A185F

Aviation Safety Staff - August 5, 2002

Preliminary Reports

Dec. 3, Lynwood, Wash. / Cessna 185

Aviation Safety Staff - August 5, 2002

Preliminary Reports

Nov. 05, Lucile, Idaho / Cessna 185

Aviation Safety Staff - August 2, 2002

Preliminary Reports

December 18, Reno, Nev. / Cessna 185

Aviation Safety Staff - August 1, 2002

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