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The 2014 version of TropicalSim‘s SBRJ – Santos-Dumont in Rio de Janeiro (SDU/SBRJ) – has been released, now including support for Lockheed-Martin Prepar3D, in addition to MS FSX and FS2004.
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Just a little correction, BOB. On SDU is allowed only A318/A319, even A320 LIP is not allowed (is able, but not allowed) to operate in SDU. In other hands, B737 and B738 SFP can operate in SDU.
Strange – bellow the “No Comments yet to” this article there is… a comment.
Yeah, there’s something odd going on with the comments. I’ve already ‘commented’ on it to the powers that be.
Thanks for the correction, Luiz – It appears that my source information is incorrect.