Ghost of a flea

I've never been there personally, but yeah that's a simulator favourite. Runway altitude 6,581ft and absolutely NO go-around permitted. You stick the landing or you abort way, way before you get over the threshold.

In real life I'd be a afraid of that one. As one YouTube commenter notes, "engine failure on takeoff" would be the demon sitting in the back of my head the whole time. You want to be sure to do your engine run-up nice and proper before you start rolling. There's no margin for error at all.

I am very pleased with myself for being right about that combat drop.

"Note to self: When one of my business ventures renders me independently wealthy..."

Don't arse about flying around in tiny little aircraft, get the Luxury Private Zeppelin to moor at any place you want to visit :)

Funchal (LPMA) in Madeira used to be a fun one for the larger twin turbines. It was basically an elevated runway with sheer drop-offs on either end, and you have to fly a curving final approach down to the runway.

No longer as hair-raising as Courchevel after Funchal's enormous runway expansion a few years ago. In the olden days, the runway was about 2/3ds of its current length and it was kind of thrilling to see 737s and 757s struggle in and out of such a short strip.

This is probably the best Youtube vid you're likely to find of Funchal, but again, this is showing the considerably expanded runway.