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TSS – Airbus 380 GP7000 Soundpack FS2004

Sebastien, Friday, 10 December 2010 @ 23:25

The above video demonstrates well the interest in this new soundset from TSS if you fly the Airbus A380 in FS2004 !

The specific FSX version should be available before Christmas.

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