Aircraft Flight Log: GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT 662
Summary
This document is a flight log for an aircraft, detailing multiple flights made by pilot Daniel DeLapa in 1991, including the aircraft type, departure and arrival points, and flight hours. The log is certified by DeLapa as true and accurate. The document appears to be a government exhibit in a criminal case (20 Cr. 330).
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