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Aerosoft — Preview Kevlavik Airport (BIKF)

Sebastien, Tuesday, 19 April 2011 @ 0:30

Learn about the new project of Thorsten Reichert : Kevlavik Airport Shuttle (BIKF).

The first 2 screenshots are already visible in Aerosoft forum. This scenery will fit nicely into the already existing Iceland X.

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