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This weekend’s round-up of simMarket releases is a little curtailed, as the weekend’s biggest release – FlyTampa‘s Toronto – was announced on Saturday, AZI Studios’ latest CS 727 repaints on Sunday. However, there are still a couple of other things to announce: The Golden Age Simulations Travel Air Package is now compatible with both FSX and P3D and Gary Summons has updated the UK2000 Birmingham (EGBB) scenery to version 3, bringing it up to the current airport status. Birmingham V3 is available for FS9, FSX and P3D.