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FlightGear – v2.6.0 in February 2012

Sebastien, Wednesday, 14 December 2011 @ 15:28

The actual FlightGear version is 2.4, and the developers announce v2.6 release schedule !

Expect enhanced visual features, AI Traffic and a new video recorder tool. Visit the free flight simulator website.

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