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SunSkyJet – KPHL for FS9

Sebastien, Wednesday, 22 September 2010 @ 8:00

SunSkyJet released their Philadelphia KPHL freeware scenery for FS9.

They are now developing the FSX version. Visit their homepage to download.

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