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IVAO – Virtual Sky Magazine July 2011

Sebastien, Monday, 22 August 2011 @ 19:35

IVAO has released another issue of its Virtual Sky Magazine (July 2011).

This edition brings products reviews and interviews among other infos. Download the 32 pages magazine in English, French or Portuguese.

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Review: LatinVFR's ToncontÃn Intl. Airport
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Review: LatinVFR Lima (SPIM)
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Review: AMS Cancun 2011
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