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February 17th 06, 05:01 PM
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What kind of Cessna
"Dave Stadt" wrote in message . com... The question was, "What kind of business aircraft was Cessna making in the 30's and 40's?" The Bobcat first flew on March 26, 1939. The type certificate for the T-50 was issued in March 1940. None were delivered to the civilian market in 1939. So you're saying 1940 is not part of the '40s? 
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