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October 1, 2005, Arlington, Wash. / Beech B-60 Duke

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

Preliminary Reports

October 19, 2005, Port St. Lucie, Fla. / Cessna P337H

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

Preliminary Reports

October 17, 2005, Warner Springs, Calif. / Lancair LC41-550FG

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

Preliminary Reports

October 16, 2005, La Belle, Fla. / Cessna 172P

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

Preliminary Reports

October 15, 2005, Newberg, Ore. / Piper PA-38-112 Tomahawk

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

October 15, 2005, Mocksville, N.C. / North American AT-6D

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

Preliminary Reports

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

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

October 14, 2005, Rootstown, Ohio / Lancair 235 and Cessna 172L

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

October 12, 2005, Phoenix, Ariz. / Boeing 737 and Boeing 737

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

October 8, 2005, Monterey, Tenn. / Grumman F6F

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

Preliminary Reports

October 6, 2005, Gulf of Mexico / Bell 206-L3

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

Preliminary Reports

October 4, 2005, Barnum, Wyo. / Beech V35B Bonanza

Aviation Safety Staff - November 22, 2005

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