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From: "Kevin Stallard" <Kevin@arilabs.net>
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  "Who is the "Safety Tsar" for Lancair?"

Doesn't the NTSB suffice?  I've read several Lancair reports and they
seem to capture the relevant information.

Kevin
L2k-291

 =20