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DBS Airport GPS Updated

francois, Friday, 29 January 2010 @ 13:02

DBS Studio have released an update for their DBS Airport GPS, making it version 1.2 now. Changes include an “…… updated database engine (preventing a failure on some configurations) and an updated user interface…”. More details can be found on their website. You can download the FSX update here and the FS2004 update here.

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