MSFS - Evolution of Aircraft Design Part 10: 2000-2016

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Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)
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In this video, we take a look at the more recent developments with aircraft and take a peek into the future as well as conclusions. Focus on GA propeller aircraft.



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