Their second release this week, Gaya Simulations have surprised the community with the launching of Kos for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Following the native-to-MSFS Zell am See Airport which released on the 18th, Kos was given the cold shoulder when compared to LOWZ and even the group's Vienna rendition when it came to social media coverage in the past few weeks.

"Surprise! Kos for Microsoft Flight Simulator is released!" begins Raz Goeta, developer at Gaya.

"Kos is one of the largest islands in the Dodecanese Island chain of Greece and is a very popular tourist destination, especially during the summer."

"With direct service flights from most European countries, there is a good chance that you've heard of it or even ventured there for a holiday. Over 1 million tourists flock there each year to explore one of the most amazing areas in the Mediterranean."

At the time of writing, the developer has elected not to provide a feature list with the scenery on the product page.

Threshold contacted the developer for information on upgrade pricing for users of the X-Plane 11 and Prepar3D versions of Kos - they said that no upgrade pricing is available. Customers must purchase the scenery anew for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Purchase the scenery for $25.10 AUD (approx. US$17.98 | €15,24 | £13.73) on OrbxDirect here.

We've been informed that Kos will be on the Microsoft Marketplace 'very soon'.