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July 8, 2010, Estes Park, Colo., Champion 8KCAB Decathlon

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July 7, 2010, Albuquerque, N.M., Cessna 206

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July 6, 2010, Keller, Wash., Cessna 150

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July 6, 2010, Mooresville, N.C., Beech F33A Bonanza

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July 5, 2010, Marion, Ky., Robinson Helicopter R44

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July 5, 2010, Caldwell, N.J., Cirrus Design SR22

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July 5, 2010, Chesapeake, Va., Cessna 172P

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July 4, 2010, Coeur dAlene, Idaho, Cessna 210K Centurion

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July 4, 2010, Alpine, Texas, Cessna 421B Golden Eagle

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July 3, 2010, Fairfield, Penn., Piper PA-25-235/Schleicher ASW-27

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July 2, 2010, Destin, Fla., North American AT-6

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