Dirk Stuck Design – Ground X Traffic USA Extreme Update

Sebastien, Tuesday, 15 February 2011 @ 0:54

Expand the Ground X Traffic Europe addon of Dirk Stuck Design for all USA airports.

In the same way, all default FSX vehicles will be replaced with custom ground services, trucks, baggage handlers and much more.

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