It’s been just a few weeks since the PS5 Marketplace opened its doors to third-party add-ons with Sim Update 5, and the aircraft catalogue is slowly expanding in interesting ways. After the initial handful of titles that were there at launch, five more aircraft have landed on the PlayStation 5 store this week, and the selection is, if nothing else, diverse.
We’ve got a single-engine GA tourer, a Cold War NATO bomber, an iconic Anglo-French strike jet, a twin-engine military transport, and a most famous prototype that never made it to production. Here’s a quick rundown.
Carenado CT210N Turbo Centurion
The CT210N Turbo Centurion is a Carenado title that PC simmers will know well, a single-engine retractable with a turbocharged Continental engine, decent range, and enough performance to make it a practical cross-country machine. It’s been available for MSFS for some time, and it sits comfortably in Carenado’s familiar GA niche: visually polished, accessible to fly, and aimed at simmers who want something with a bit more performance than a basic trainer without the complexity of a turboprop.
Azurpoly SEPECAT Jaguar
AzurPoly’s Jaguar is one of the better-regarded military aircraft currently available for MSFS, with an officially licensed Dassault collaboration and a development history we’ve followed closely here, from the original announcement, through the initial MSFS 2020 release, and on to the MSFS 2024 native version that brought with it a functioning weapons system for PC users.
PS5 players will get the aircraft itself, though the weapons patch (which requires a PC-side download due to Marketplace restrictions) won’t apply here.
Transall C-160
AzurPoly makes a double appearance this week with the C-160 Transall, the French-German military transport that served with the French Air Force until 2023. It’s one of the developer’s older titles but was built natively for MSFS 2024, with features including troop drops, cargo operations, and custom sounds developed by Echo19.
Just Flight Avro Vulcan B Mk. 2, K.2 & MRR
The Vulcan is something of a landmark aircraft in MSFS add-on history. Just Flight’s recreation of the iconic British delta-wing bomber has been in the sim since late 2023 and received its full MSFS 2024 compatibility update in January 2025, which also brought Navigraph chart support and an updated EFB.
The development involved real-world access to the preserved Vulcan XM655 at Wellesbourne Airfield, and the package includes three variants of the aircraft.
Top Mach Studios YF-23 Black Widow II
Northrop and McDonnell Douglas’s entry into the U.S. Air Force Advanced Tactical Fighter competition was beaten out by what became the F-22 Raptor, and only two prototypes were ever built. Top Mach Studios’ version of the YF-23 Black Widow II, released in August 2025, includes both real-world prototypes (PAV-1 and PAV-2, with their respective engine variants) plus a speculative F-23A production model.
We noted back in April that Top Mach had confirmed the YF-23 was being validated for PS5 as part of their wider studio update, so this release was expected.
It’s early days for the PS5 Marketplace, and five aircraft in a single week isn’t much of a step forward in terms of pace… but still better than nothing. AzurPoly in particular seems to be pushing content through quickly, with two titles landing simultaneously. Whether this rate of releases continues will depend on how the process works for developers, but for PS5 owners, the options are clearly improving week on week.
