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Accident Probes

NTSB Reports

Aviation Safety Staff - December 22, 2021

Preliminary Reports

March 6, 2010, Cotulla, Texas, Robinson Helicopter R22 Beta

Aviation Safety Staff - April 29, 2010

Preliminary Reports

July 25, 2008, Rosharon, Texas, Robinson R22

- August 29, 2008

Preliminary Reports

January 25, 2008, Los Angeles, Calif., Robinson R22

- March 11, 2008

Preliminary Reports

September 29, 2007, Silver City, N.M., Robinson R-22 BETA

- October 24, 2007

Preliminary Reports

December 9, 2006, Bountiful, Utah / Robinson R-22

- January 22, 2007

Preliminary Reports

October 14, 2005, Eagar, Ariz. / Robinson Helicopter R22 Beta

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

Preliminary Reports

November 27, 2004, Arlington, Wash. / Robinson R22 Beta

Aviation Safety Staff - January 20, 2005

Preliminary Reports

April 20, Ardmore, Okla. / Robinson R-22

Aviation Safety Staff - June 9, 2003

Preliminary Reports

December 23, Dolan Springs, Ariz. / Robinson R22

Aviation Safety Staff - February 14, 2003

Jan. 30, Pompano Beach, Fla. / Robinson R22

Aviation Safety Staff - October 21, 2002

Preliminary Reports

April 26, San Diego, Calif. / Robinson R22

Aviation Safety Staff - August 30, 2002

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