Subject: An Excellent Game...Well Worth It!

From: Flight simulator game <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2016 13:56:29 -0400

An Excellent Game...Well Worth It!

Hi,

        I just discovered this and suggest 
you see this immediately...

           This is the most REALISTIC flight simulator
game I've ever come across with over 20,000
real world airports and 120 aircrafts to fly.

          Cool thing is, I've been using this
flight sim for the past 2 months to
preview it realism... and I'm blown away.
			 
          It maps the real world military data
for the entire globe to provide
stunning accuracy and realism.

Here's why its so cool:

Over 120+ different aircrafts to fly
Over 20,000 real world airports to land
Based on actual military world data
100% flight freedom and weather control
Multiplayer support for PC & Mac

You'll love it.
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