Oct-99 Archives - Aviation Safety

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July 23, Vidalia, Ga. / Beech 23 Sundowner

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 16, Vineyard Haven, Mass. / Piper PA32-R301 Saratoga

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 16, Troy, Mich. / Cessna 411

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 17, Tower, Minn. / Cessna 180

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 18, Buena Vista, Colo. / Long EZ

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 18, Zanesville, Ohio / Piper PA28-235 Dakota

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 18, Silverdale, Wash. / Cessna 182A

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 18, Teller, Alaska / Piper PA18 Super Cub

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 23, Bethany, Okla. / Smith Aerostar 601P

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 15, Belmar, N.J. / Piper PA46-310P Malibu

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

Accident Probes

July 24, Scappoose, Ore. / Ultralight and Vanek Sport Copter...

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

July 26, Hayward, Calif. / Piper PA28-180 Archer

Aviation Safety Staff - September 2, 2002

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