April-2012 Archives - Aviation Safety

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Preliminary Reports

February 18, 2012, Rawlins, Wyo., Beech C23 Sundowner

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Accident Probes

A Turnback Fails

Jeb Burnside - March 23, 2012

Corroded, Cracked

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Learning Experiences

Gimme A Brake

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Preliminary Reports

February 4, 2012, Colorado Springs, Colo., Cessna R182 Skylane RG

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Preliminary Reports

February 17, 2012, Fayetteville, N.C., Mooney M20TN Acclaim

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Preliminary Reports

February 15, 2012, North Bend, Wash., Cessna 172S Skyhawk SP

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Preliminary Reports

February 14, 2012, Hollister, Calif., Beech G18 Twin Beech

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Preliminary Reports

February 14, 2012, Amory, Miss., Piper PA-32-260 Cherokee Six

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Preliminary Reports

February 9, 2012, Cusick, Wash., Cessna 172M Skyhawk

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Preliminary Reports

February 9, 2012, Morgan, Utah, Cessna 210 Centurion

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

Preliminary Reports

February 9, 2012, Lebanon, N.H., Cessna T182T Turbo Skylane

Staff Report - March 23, 2012

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