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NTSB Reports

Aviation Safety Staff - February 23, 2022

Accident Probes

September 3, 2014, Collegedale, Tenn. Lancair IV-P Experimental

Aviation Safety Staff - October 31, 2014

Preliminary Reports

April 23, 2012, Sisters, Ore., Lancair Propjet

Aviation Safety Staff - May 31, 2012

Preliminary Reports

August 14, 2011, Eastland, Texas, Lancair LC41-550FG

Aviation Safety Staff - September 20, 2011

Preliminary Reports

February 13, 2011, Dawsonville, Ga., Lancair 320 Experimental

Aviation Safety Staff - April 1, 2011

Preliminary Reports

March 15, 2010, Hilton Head Island, S.C., Lancair IV-P Experimental

Aviation Safety Staff - April 29, 2010

Preliminary Reports

September 5, 2009, Louisa, Va., Lancair 235/Cessna 140

- October 23, 2009

Preliminary Reports

July 18, 2009, Santa Clarita, Calif., Lancair Experimental

- August 25, 2009

Preliminary Reports

September 2, 2008, Camarillo, Calif., Lancair Propjet Experimental

- October 24, 2008

Preliminary Reports

July 6, 2008, Hailey, Idaho, Lancair LC41-550FG

- August 29, 2008

Preliminary Reports

June 18, 2008, Springfield, Ky., Lancair IV-P Experimental

- July 29, 2008

Preliminary Reports

April 23, 2008, Mesa, Ariz., Lancair IV-P Experimental

- May 23, 2008

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