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Preliminary Reports

August 11, Fort Smith, Ark / Cessna Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 4, 2002

Preliminary Reports

August 13, Bluefield, W.Va. / Cessna Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 4, 2002

Preliminary Reports

April 24, Farmington, Mo. / Cessna Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 4, 2002

Preliminary Reports

June 03, Lyons, Colo. / Cessna Turbo Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 4, 2002

Preliminary Reports

March 01, Newark, Ohio / Cessna Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 4, 2002

Preliminary Reports

June 11, Honesdale, Pa. / Cessna Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 4, 2002

Preliminary Reports

February 15, Seminole, Ala. / Cessna Pressurized Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 4, 2002

Preliminary Reports

June 14, Key West, Fla. / Cessna Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 4, 2002

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October 30, Mt. Charleston, Nev. / Cessna Pressurized Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 2, 2002

Preliminary Reports

Nov. 09, North Las Vegas, Nev. / Cessna Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 2, 2002

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September 14, Hendersonville, N.C. / Cessna Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 2, 2002

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October 05, Pittsfield, Pa. / Cessna Centurion

Aviation Safety Staff - August 2, 2002

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