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December 12, Montgomery, Ala. / Beech Baron

Staff Report - August 1, 2002

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December 21, Elkhart, Ind. / Cessna Skylane

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December 20, Lewiston, Maine / Cessna Caravan

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December 19, Sanford, Fla. / Pitts S-1S

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December 18, Reno, Nev. / Cessna 185

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December 17, Martinsburg, W.Va. / Cessna 401

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December 16, El Paso, Texas / Schleicher ASW-24E

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December 14, San Jacinto, Calif. / Cessna Turbo Centurion

Staff Report - August 1, 2002

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December 26, Winters, Calif. / Aeronca 7AC

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December 12, Jacksonville, Fla. / Piper Cherokee Six

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December 09, Reedsburg, Wis. / Cessna Skyhawk

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December 05, Prescott, AZ / Cessna Skylane

Staff Report - August 1, 2002

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