However, FlyTampa Corfu is compatible with all versions of FSX and all versions of Prepar3D. The only 2 explicitly stated are FSX SP2 and P3Dv3. Unfortunately, the product page isn’t really clear on what versions of what simulators the product is compatible with. While not cheap for a scenery product, the price is not over-the-top either, in my opinion. The published precision approaches are VOR approaches, all using runway 35.įlyTampa’s Corfu is available from SimMarket for €24.00 (excluding VAT). The airport has a single 2370m long runway, numbered 17/35, both lacking an ILS. Aircraft on approach using runway 35 offer passengers an impressive view of some distinctive landmarks. The airport (IATA: CFU, ICAO: LGKR), founded just before World War II, is located just 2km south of the city of Kerkyra/Corfu. Visitors arrive either by ferry, or more to our interest, by plane through Corfu International Airport “Ioannis Kapodistrias”. The island is an important tourist destination. The island has an area of just under 615 square km and a population of slightly more than 100000 people. The main city of the island, also named Kerkyra in Greek or Corfu in Italian and English, is enclosed by castles, for example. This can still be seen in the remnants of military fortifications across strategic locations around the island. Because of its strategic location, the island also has a history of military importance. The island is closely linked with Greek Mythology. It’s an island in the Ionian Sea just of the Greek-Albanian border. Corfu being the Italian (and English) name. In this review, I’ll be taking a look at their newest offering: Corfu.Īlthough best known as Corfu, the Greek name of this island transliterates as Kerkyra. If there are scenery developers that hardly need an introduction, FlyTampa is certainly on the list.

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