Korean Air, Air India, Aero Logic, Delta, FedEx, and Air Canada are the first airlines liveries revealed in the PMDG 777-200LR preview album.
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Come get some ! In the PMDG 777 forum, new pics of the 777-200LR virtual cockpit have been revealed. PMDG partnered with PC Pilot Magazine to raise funds for a member of their own, Tony Radmilovich, who needs heavy surgery. Thanks to visitors generosity, they reached $ 14,000 and made the screenshots public. [...] The 777-200LR Wordliner will be the base package of the next PMDG 777 products series for FSX. The Boeing 777-300ER is planned to be its first expansion. This preview is dedicated to the exterior model of the 777-200LR (IATA Code : 77L), showing the massive body and refined details for the gears, engines and wings [...]  You’re given an exceptional chance of flying aboard the 777-200LR Worldliner of Boeing with Air Canada, from Toronto Pearson to Hong Kong and back. For first time, Just Planes delivers either a Blu-Ray disc or DVD, available at the same price. Learn how a flight dispatcher plans a polar route in detail, and enjoy [...] |
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