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December 05, Miami, Fla. / Fourwind 192

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December 31, Mount Union, Pa. / Socata TB 9

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December 28, Payson, Ariz. / Lancair 235

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December 26, Akron, Ohio / Cessna 172

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December 25, Hollywood, Fla. / Beech Bonanza

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December 24, Egypt, Ark. / Beech Baron

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December 23, Chehalis, Wash. / Grumman AA-1

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December 23, Dolan Springs, Ariz. / Robinson R22

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December 20, Woodbury, Ct. / Piper Saratoga

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December 20, Macon, Ga. / Piper Cherokee Six

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December 16, Anaheim Hills, Calif. / Piper Comanche

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December 14, Cashiers, N.C. / Piper Warrior

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