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September 05, Broomfield, Colo. / Beech Travelair

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September 30, West Creek, N.J. / Mooney M20E

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September 29, Pawtucket, R.I. / Cessna Caravan

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September 27, Virgil, N.Y. / Cessna 310

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September 25, Sheridan, Ind. / Pitts S-2C

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September 24, Yeehaw Junction, Fla. / Piper Saratoga

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September 22, Weed, Calif. / Cessna 172

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September 21, Bumpass, Va. / Cessna 172

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September 18, Vail, Ariz. / Cessna 172

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September 17, Carlsbad, Calif. / Mooney M20E and Beech Duchess

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September 15, Rock Springs, Wyo. / Piper Comanche and Beech 1900

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September 15, Twin Falls, Idaho / Cessna 182

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