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ODOT plans to sell off 4 airplanes, 2 helicopters
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 3:03 AM
Associated Press
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Ohio transportation officials plan to cut down on their air fleet. The Department of Transportation wants to sell four decades-old airplanes and two helicopters, more than half its 11 aircraft. They think the planes and choppers can bring the state $700,000 or more, despite their age and some repair issues. A Cessna 182 was grounded in 2007, while a Piper Navajo hasn't been airborne in nearly two years. Story toolsToday’s Top Stories
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