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Trabzon Airport

Sebastien, Thursday, 19 August 2010 @ 4:46

Have you ever heard about Trabzon Airport ? Located in Turkey near the Black Sea, a developer Sunay Kilic is looking at it.

The first beta preview screenshots look very nice in FSX.

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