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TropicalSim making Tirana LATI

Sebastien, Monday, 12 September 2011 @ 9:59

After the Azores area, TropicalSim has started development of the most important Albanian airport : Tirana Mother Teresa (LATI).

The following link guides you to an early preview where the ground textures have not been made yet.

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