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Preliminary Reports

December 7, 2009, Mendoza, Texas, New Piper Aircraft Inc. PA-46-500TP

- January 25, 2010

Preliminary Reports

December 7, 2009, Kissimmee, Fla., Cessna 172S Skyhawk

- January 25, 2010

Preliminary Reports

December 10, 2009, Port Mansfield, Texas, Piper PA-30 Twin Comanche

- January 25, 2010

Preliminary Reports

December 10, 2009, Ojai, Calif., Piper PA-38-112 Tomahawk

- January 25, 2010

Preliminary Reports

November 1, 2009, Grangeville, Idaho, Piper PA-18-150

- January 12, 2010

Preliminary Reports

November 7, 2009, Tucson, Ariz., Piper PA-32R-300

- January 12, 2010

Preliminary Reports

November 14, 2009, Dennisville, N.J., Piper PA-28R-200

- January 12, 2010

Preliminary Reports

October 3, 2009, Whiteville, N.C., Piper PA-32R-300

- January 11, 2010

Preliminary Reports

October 8, 2009, Burlington, Wash., Piper PA-12

- January 11, 2010

Preliminary Reports

September 1, 2009, Mansfield, Mass., Piper PA-28-151

- October 23, 2009

Preliminary Reports

September 4, 2009, Oroville, Calif., Piper PA-28-180

- October 23, 2009

Preliminary Reports

September 5, 2009, Tulsa, Okla., Piper PA-32R-30

- October 23, 2009

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