November-2001 Archives - Aviation Safety

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August 20, Sugarland, Texas / Beech Bonanza

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August 01, Sugar Grove, Ill. / Beech Bonanza

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August 11, Byron, N.Y. / Kitfox

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August 12, Brockport, N.Y. / Cessna Skyhawk

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August 12, Boulder City, Nev. / Piper Archer

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August 13, Bluefield, W.Va. / Cessna Centurion

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August 15, Sikeston, Mo. / Cessna Cardinal RG

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August 16, Summerfield, Fla. / Cessna 152

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August 17, Wilgrove, N.C. / Piper Cherokee 140

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August 18, Rock Springs, Wyo. / Piper Turbo Lance

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August 19, Gibson, Ga. / Cirrus SR-22

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August 11, Fort Smith, Ark / Cessna Centurion

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