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Level-D 767 will have winglets as free update

Sebastien, Thursday, 9 December 2010 @ 22:00

Darryl Shuttleworth revealed they are about to release a free update for Level-D 767 registered pilots to add winglets.

It will work for both FSX and FS2004, and will come with Level-D and ANA liveries.

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