Viking Aviation – Red Wings TU-204

Sebastien, Monday, 30 May 2011 @ 22:49

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Viking Aviation has two reasons to make you add their new DVD to your aviation videos collection.

Beside your Airbus and Boeing videos, here is a Tupolev TU-204 of the Russian airline Red Wings.

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