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The Airtug's open design, however, makes any of its occupants highly vulnerable to gunfire, and is generally unstable for multiplayer gameplay as a result, especially during [[Deathmatch]]es or Free Mode. Unlike the Baggage Handler in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], it can no longer be used to tow the luggage carts or towbars in the airport. | The Airtug's open design, however, makes any of its occupants highly vulnerable to gunfire, and is generally unstable for multiplayer gameplay as a result, especially during [[Deathmatch]]es or Free Mode. Unlike the Baggage Handler in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], it can no longer be used to tow the luggage carts or towbars in the airport. | ||
Despite the fact that it is a mediocre vehicle, it is one of the more difficult vehicles to acquire - straying into the airport's runway area will earn the player a four star [[Wanted Level in GTA IV|wanted level]] | Despite the fact that it is a mediocre vehicle, it is one of the more difficult vehicles to acquire - straying into the airport's runway area will earn the player a four star [[Wanted Level in GTA IV|wanted level]]. | ||
== Trivia== | == Trivia== | ||
* The three default radio stations in the Airtug are [[Integrity 2.0]], [[WKTT Radio]] and [[PLR]]. | * The three default radio stations in the Airtug are [[Integrity 2.0]], [[WKTT Radio]] and [[PLR]]. | ||