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            1996 Lancair, a noted kit-plane manufacturer, announced it was
            developing an aircraft for production.  The aircraft was
            introduced to the public as the Lancair LC-40 Columbia 300 in
            1997.  Deliveries of production aircraft began in 2000.
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