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October 30, Mt. Charleston, Nev. / Cessna Pressurized Centurion

Staff Report - August 2, 2002

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October 23, Dubuque, Iowa / Beech Baron

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October 09, Dallas, Texas / Beech King Air

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October 25, Osage Beach, Mo. / Beech King Air

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October 26, Clarendon, Texas / Bellanca Viking

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October 26, Pittstown, N.J. / Beech Travelair

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October 27, Giddings, Texas / Cessna 170 and Lake Amphibian

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October 28, Wilton, Ark. / Piper Cherokee 140

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October 29, Prescott, Ariz. / Cessna Skyhawk

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October 24, Brunswick, Ga. / Piper Archer

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October 31, Little River, Calif. / Cessna Skylane

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October 31, Buckhannon, W.V. / Mooney Eagle

Staff Report - August 2, 2002

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