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A plane sits tied up outside the Northumberland County Airport on Wednesday.
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Stiff sentence pending

By Rob Scott
The Daily Item

The FAA is in the process of notifying the owners of aircraft inspected or repaired by Snyder that their planes may not be safe. Anyone who had work done by Snyder and has not been contacted is asked to call FAA inspector James Pool at (717) 774-8271 Ext. 231, or FAA inspector Richard Thomas at Ext. 230.

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