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http://www.aviationvids.comWatch in wide-eyed wonder as this Beech 1900 (that\'s a 19-passenger turbo-prop, boys and girls) does an incredible low-altitude flight down a river in Africa -- complete with a barrel roll! [More] [Less]

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