Hard landing? Are you in search of difficult airports?

Simple. Just enter "dangerous" without the quotes in a whatever freeware search engine for FS and you'll be deluged.

Unless you have already some airports in mind, in which case, Google can help you more than everything else.

Kai Tak doesn't exist anymore, beside on simulators, but it's one of the sweetest ever. Lots of fun landing there with a P51. Frustration in overabundance trying a fully loaded 747.

Gibraltar is difficult only in Real Life, because the weather engines never replicate in a very good way the currents the nearby mountain gives (a lot like Palermo LICJ, that suffers of more or less same problems, both in Real Life and under FS).

St Marteen Juliana is NOT, I repeat NOT a difficult airport. Even if they tell you to land from the runway from the hill (can't remember the bearings right now), there's more than enough clearance that suggesting that airport to someone who search a dangerous approach means disappointing him. Try Saba instead (under FS its id is SABA, in real life it's different) instead, only with a STOL.

Courchevel or Lukla have more or less the same difficulties, Lukla maybe more only because higher above sea level. Both of them have CRAZY runways. Only suggested if you have the add-on (payware for both) scenery, if you DO NOT have said payware scenery... better forget about it.

St Barth is just sweet... BUT, like above, only if you have one of the payware add-ons ones. The default one sucks so bad, even light cannot escape attraction.

Madeira is not so much dangerous per se as it has a complex and very worked approach... maybe in real life winds make it dangerous, but, as usual, FS and its limitations really destroy the greater part of the fun.

Toncontin... go there only flying a B757 max, and only if you're a hot shot, or you may repent your choices. Really challenging.

Never have been in KEGE nor in San Diego Linbergh field, so cannot suggest or shoot them down. I guess, for having being suggested here, they deserve a chance.

Personally, as an airport out of the list, if you really are in search for a challenge, I suggest BIIS Isafjordur... it's just something else, especially if you install the freeware scenery (for FS9).

Lukla default is no good, and not only under FSX. Either treat yourself with the payware scenery, for both the so similar Lukla and Courchevel (Courchevel doesn't even exist among the default airports), or simply renounce on the grounds of completely unrealistic setup (there was a Courchevel freeware scenery, once, but the runway was totally unusable, not having been smoothed out and consisting on rough, holes ridden terrain... if shattered all the planes' undercarriages I used no matter how carefully I landed... not recommended, even if you find it).

St. Barths default too is a complete mess, and totally not worth it, unless you can use the payware scenery.

Be it ever so clear, mine is only a suggestion.

Nice landing. You trained landing the 225 on a carrier, before attempting that?

Surely you were helped by the unnaturally higher rolling friction FS has compared to reality... doing the same under X-plane would be suicidal. No exceptions.

Personal toughest landing ever was the Concorde at old Kai Tak shooting the curved approach on the 13 (I have heard that in real life the Concorde landed there on the 31 instead, that one time it did)... as I had problems already with the way slower in landing 747... it wasn't at all easy.

Shame I didn't think taking shots, back then... and doing it again would need I'd need to take confidence again with the supersonic bird first, since I've left it behind for props and pistons some time ago... planes with which I now feel the shiver of trying to land on BIIS, when I feel like hurting myself. 

Ah, the brutal difficulty of default mesh SESM... ...cannot go there anymore, sadly, as the world mesh I installed made it boringly normal...

I see you're a 225 admirer... the Concorde you used almost as it was a jet fighter, duty it was called to cover only and exclusively in one of the Airport movies.