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August 7, 2011, Warrenton, Va., Maule M-7-235

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Cracked, Contaminated

Staff Report - September 20, 2011

Learning Experiences

Check, Then Doublecheck

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Preliminary Reports

August 22, 2011, Alpine, Texas, Piper Aerostar 601P

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August 21, 2011, Fall City, Wash., Cirrus Design SR22

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August 19, 2011, Manassas, Va., Piper PA-46-500TP

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August 18, 2011, Whitesburg, Ga., Beech B19

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August 17, 2011, Tupelo, Miss., Cessna 310Q

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August 17, 2011, Perryton, Texas, Piper PA-31-310 Navajo

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August 15, 2011, Hodgenville, Ky., Diamond Aircraft Ind. Inc. DA 40

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August 14, 2011, Burley, Idaho, Cessna P210N Pressurized Centurion

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August 14, 2011, Eastland, Texas, Lancair LC41-550FG

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