Flight Design Insolvency

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Re: Flight Design Insolvency

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FastEddieB wrote:Tom Peghiny just posted his side of the story over on CTFlier.com
You misspelled Tom's last name. I fixed it in the quote, maybe you can take care of the original post.
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Re: Flight Design Insolvency

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3Dreaming wrote:
FastEddieB wrote:Tom Peghiny just posted his side of the story over on CTFlier.com
You misspelled Tom's last name. I fixed it in the quote, maybe you can take care of the original post.
Thanks.

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