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14.11.2026
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iniBuilds Releases A380 Airliner for MSFS 2024 on PlayStation 5

iniBuilds has released its A380 Airliner on PlayStation 5 at v1.0.7, with a free livery pack and 35% off for the first month on the in-game Marketplace.

iniBuilds has released its A380 Airliner for Microsoft Flight Simulator on PlayStation 5, announcing the launch on its forum. The aircraft is available now through the in-game Marketplace. According to the developer, it is the first large aircraft iniBuilds has brought to the PS5.

The PS5 release follows the Xbox version, which we covered earlier, and the PC release. iniBuilds says PS5 pilots receive the aircraft on its latest build, v1.0.7, the same version available on PC and Xbox. This means console users start with all the improvements and refinements made since the aircraft first launched.

The team says it optimised the A380 specifically for the PS5 and tested it on PS5 hardware. According to iniBuilds, every part of the aircraft, from the cockpit and systems to the controls, was reviewed with console pilots in mind.

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The A380 Livery Pack is also free on the PS5 in-game Marketplace. It includes the liveries of operators such as Emirates, British Airways, Qatar, Lufthansa and Qantas, among others.

To mark the launch, the A380 Airliner is 35% off for its first month on the PS5 Marketplace. The offer applies to the PS5 only. You can find the aircraft in the in-game Marketplace on PlayStation 5. The original price, without the discount, is around 65 €.

The Airbus A380 is a double-deck, four-engine widebody and the largest passenger airliner in the world. It entered service with Singapore Airlines and has been flown by carriers such as Emirates, British Airways and Qantas. The type is known for its size and long-haul role, which makes it a demanding aircraft to simulate on a console.

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