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Aerosoft — Airbus X Manuals and Screenshots

Sebastien, Monday, 23 August 2010 @ 8:00

You may have to wait another week for the Airbus X from Aerosoft.

But you can already study the procedures and the checklist as they published them in the forum. See more recent screenshots here.

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