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February 14, East Moriches, N.Y. / Classic IV

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February 23, Vero Beach, FL / Piper Cherokee 180

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February 06, Atlanta, Ga. / Piper Cherokee Six

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February 07, Houston, Texas / Piper Super Cub

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February 09, Prescott, Ariz. / Pulsar

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February 11, Afton, Wyo. / Aviat Husky

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February 12, Scappoose, Ore. / Piper Comanche

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February 13, Glendale, Ariz. / Two Cessna Skyhawks

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February 14, Kotzebue, Alaska / Boeing 727

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February 06, Camden, Ark. / Beech King Air

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February 16, Paradise Island, Bahamas / Grumman Mallard

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February 16, Belle Glade, Fla. / Aerostar 601P

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