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The Swearingen-TEB incident: control issues with twins



 
 
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Old June 3rd 05, 04:23 AM
Mike Rapoport
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"Big John" wrote in message
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Mike

Did you see that Japan is phasing the MU-2 out of their Defense Force?
They lost another one. Makes 4 lost out of 20 they started with (20%
crash rate).

Big John
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I didn't see that but I'm sure that if they flew the airplane another 40yrs
that they would lose some more...

..
Mike
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