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  <updated>2008-06-16T11:08:24+01:00</updated>    <author>      <name></name>    </author>  <id>https://www.flightsimulatorportugal.com/atomfna.php?newsid=843</id><entry>    <author>      <name>Freeman</name>    </author>    <updated>2008-06-16T11:08:24+01:00</updated>    <published>2008-06-16T11:08:24+01:00</published>    <id>https://www.flightsimulatorportugal.com/forumnews-noticia843-historic-jetliners-group.html</id>    <link href="https://www.flightsimulatorportugal.com/forumnews-noticia843-historic-jetliners-group.html" />    <title type="html">Historic Jetliners Group</title>    <content type="html" xml:base="https://www.flightsimulatorportugal.com/forumnews-noticia843-historic-jetliners-group.html">    A HJG - Historic Jetliners Group, uma empresa criadora de aviões mais antigos, para as vários versões do Flight Simulator, está a disponibilizar gratuitamente alguns aviões, como é o caso dos Boeing 707, Douglas DC8 e o Convair 880, para mais informações e para downloads é só irem ao site da HJG.Fonte: Airsim.net    </content>  </entry></feed>
