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Six people seated along a long table in an open hangar, laptops and printed sheets in front of them, a light single-engine aircraft parked behind the table and a large hangar sign above the group.
A working group at a table inside a hangar. The papers in front of each person are the detail: this is a records conversation, not a flight.Illustration generated for Hangar Ledger.

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