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TSS – Airbus A340 CFM Soundpacks

Sebastien, Monday, 19 September 2011 @ 18:21

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With these new A340 CFM soundpacks of TSS for FSX or FS2004, you may want to book more long haul flights on board your 4 engines Airbus.

For FS2004 pilots, there is a distinctive product page and video available here.

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