MY FS FLIGHTS
Ercan International Airport is the principal gateway for Northern Cyprus, situated on the flat central plain near Tymbou (Kirklar) in the Nicosia District. It offers two substantial hard runways and a full range of radio services, making it a straightforward destination for airline and general aviation traffic alike in the simulator.
Ercan is the main international airport serving Northern Cyprus, lying close to the village of Tymbou, also known as Kirklar, in the Nicosia District. It is a large airport with scheduled airline service, giving simulator pilots a realistic mix of commercial traffic and airspace procedures to work with when flying into or out of the field.
The airport sits on the central Cyprus plain at coordinates 35.1553N, 33.4957E, close to the village after which its secondary name, Tymbou, is taken. It lies within controlled airspace served by its own approach and radar facilities, and pilots should expect to work with Ercan Approach and Ercan Radar when transiting the surrounding area.
Ercan has two physical hard-surfaced runways. The longer is runway 11/29, measuring 9034 feet and equipped with lighting, suitable for the largest aircraft likely to be simulated at the field. The second is runway 16/34, at 5909 feet, also hard-surfaced. Neither runway is fitted with an ILS. Field elevation is 387 feet.
Ercan Approach can be reached on 126.9 MHz, with Ercan Radar on 126.7 MHz and Ercan Tower on 120.2 MHz. A recorded ATIS broadcast is available on 118.35 MHz. Pilots should expect a full ATC service befitting an international airport of this size.
Ercan operates as a large international airport with scheduled airline service, reflecting its role as the main air gateway for Northern Cyprus.