Updates Available for Classic British Airliners

January 9, 2005

Filed under: Other Flight Simulator News — admin @ 6:36 pm

Lovers of David Maltby’s Classic British Airliners, may like to know that he has just added some new repaints to his BAC 1-11 series and some modified airfiles to the very popular Vickers VC-10 range. If you want to check these out these new additions or have not seen these award winning freeware models before, why not pay his site here a visit, you will not be disappointed.

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January 9, 2005

Updates Available for Classic British Airliners

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