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July 16th 10, 05:52 AM
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Cirrus down, Chapel Hill NC
Mxsmanic wrote:
How about comparing Cirrus with Diamond? Both companies are about the same age. Which has more accidents? 2009 Statistics: Cirrus SR-20/22: 23 accidents /3699 Registered aircraft = 0.62% Diamond DA-40: 6 accidents / 700 Registered aircraft: 0.85%. The DA-40's accident rate is just about the same as the new-production 172s. Ron Wanttaja 
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