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Fly Nova: A Revolution

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This lecture presents the new Fly Nova, a revolutionary concept in terms of design and performance, challenging the idea that icons are never changed. After 3 years of a legendary model, the passion for Fly Nova continues to grow, with some even considering it a concept of space.

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