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PMDG surprise

Sebastien, Saturday, 19 June 2010 @ 1:24

PMDG had already announced that they had some surprises for us in summer. Robert S. Randazzo revealed one of them, it will be the 744 Dreamlifter. More info in PMDG forum.

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