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April 3rd 04, 11:26 PM
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"Big John" wrote in message
... [...] As I said prior, if you keep breaking they will be all gone before long. What do you fly? Is it still in production? If not, how is it not true for that type of aircraft that "if you keep breaking they will be all gone before long"? Even the Cessna 152 has a finite number in the fleet, and they continue to be involved in accidents now and then. Eventually they will all be gone too. What's your point? How is the MU2 any different from any other aircraft not still in production? Pete 
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