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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: AW: MT-Propeller
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I ran into a guy in New Jersey last week that claimed there was a Lancair 
"2-place"  fatal involving a lost blade on a composite prop.
This was "about 2 months ago" on "ifr approach to orange county nj".   The 
pilot/owner was also  "working in a ivp somewhere on the west coast".

Does anyone recollect such an event?  If so, do you have more detail?

thanks,

Colyn