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July 15th 10, 05:28 AM
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Cirrus down, Chapel Hill NC
Mxsmanic wrote:
a writes: It may be selective memory on my part, but it seems these airplanes have been over represented among GA accidents lately. They are indeed over-represented. No. Their accident rate is less than that of Cessna 172s manufactured over the same time period. In 2009, there were 23 Cirrus accidents, vs. 3699 aircraft registered as of January 2010. There were 3003 Cessna 172s on the registry that had been manufactured since production restarted in the '90s. The NTSB accident listing for 2009 shows 23 Cessna 172S models and four 172R models. Cirrus: 23/3699 = 0.62% New-Production 172s: 27/3003 = 0.89% Ron Wanttaja 
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