JustPlanes DVD – Air Atlanta Icelandic 747-100, 767-200

Sebastien, Tuesday, 17 January 2012 @ 1:32

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It’s the first Aviation DVD I enjoyed, and since that time, it turned sold out.

Fortunately, a new run is ready for shipping, to make you discover the Classic 747-100, and the 767-200 with systems explanations, overhead close-up views, landing in Corfu, Tunis, etc.

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