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Farmingdale State
University of New York is moving forward aggressively in its
commitment to raise the barre in flight education, with the recent
purchase of 13 Piper aircraft for delivery later this year. The
purchase was made through New Piper's Authorized Dealer, Columbia
Aircraft Sales in Groton (CT).

