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News:
ACLoader 4.3 Released!

Posted on Saturday, March 29 @ 23:22:30 GMT by darklord

Scott Campbell of FlightSim Flight Deck has announced the release of ACLoader: Aircraft Loader & Revenue, version 4.3. Scott goes on to say: "With a new Flight Simulator comes an update of the popular program. ACLoader is used to load and balance any airliner, cargo or GA aircraft for FS2002, FS2004-ACOF and FSX. Version 4.3 has been updated to work with FSX and has some other fixes to 4.2. Weight, balance and fuel use have been better calculated."

Older features have been enhanced and updated. An updated manual has also been written. This update is free to version 4 owners. To get more information about ACLoader 4.3, please visit the ACLoader website.

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