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June 13, 2004, Englewood, Colo. / Schweizer 269C

Staff Report - August 18, 2004

Learning Experiences

Learning Experiences 09/04:Crossfeed Checklist

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June 28, 2004, Perris, Calif. / SOCATA TB-20

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June 27, 2004, Barnesville, Ga. / Robinson R44

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June 27, 2004, Deep River, Conn. / Lake LA-250

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June 26, 2004, Fishers, Ind. / Cessna 172

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June 26, 2004, Cushing, Okla. / Bell 206B

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June 25, 2004, Show Low, Arizona / Lancair LC-40-550FG

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June 25, 2004, Dalhart, Texas / Piper PA-32R-300

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June 24, 2004, Asheville, N.C. / Cessna 172S

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June 22, 2004, Dunkirk, N.Y. / Cessna 210P

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June 18, 2004, Killingly, Conn. / Robinson R-44

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