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SunSkyJet — Philadelphia (KPHL)

Sebastien, Monday, 21 June 2010 @ 16:07

A new designers group called SunSkyJetÂ is working at modeling Philadelphia Airport KPHL, the main US Airways hub. It will be free for both FSX / FS2004, and will include custom ground textures and custom vehicles, high resolution textures on buildings and more.. Just visit themÂ :Â http://www.sunskyjet.com/.

1 comment to SunSkyJet — Philadelphia (KPHL)

Dillon

Tuesday, June 22, 2010 at 09:24

I hope their close… It’s been awhile that this scenery has been in development.

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