Pilot Training Flight Simulator separates military aircraft into modern and older groups, with additional tanker and transport roles. The current community roster is useful for finding names, but the live spawner decides which variants, liveries, group aircraft, and gamepass aircraft you can use. Choose by activity—carrier practice, formation, aerobatics, patrol, transport, or display—rather than an unsupported speed tier list.
Modern military roster
The currently documented modern group includes F-14 Tomcat, F-15E Strike Eagle, F-16 Fighting Falcon, F/A-18 Super Hornet, F-22 Raptor, F-35B, A-10 Warthog, B-2 Spirit, Eurofighter Typhoon, Hawk T1, Sukhoi Su-27, Boeing P-8 Poseidon, Sukhoi Su-57, Boeing C-17 Globemaster III, EC-18B, and E-3 Sentry.
That list mixes fighters, attack aircraft, stealth bombers, patrol and surveillance aircraft, trainers, and heavy transports. A fighter may fit a carrier or display route; the C-17 needs large-aircraft ground handling; the P-8 and E-3 support patrol roleplay. Compare task and airport before model name.
Historical and older military roster
The currently documented older group includes P-51 Mustang, Hawker Hurricane, F4U Corsair, A6M Zero, Fokker Dr1, MiG-15, P38 Lightning, B29, Avro Vulcan, Hawker Harrier, F-4 Phantom, C-130 Hercules, English Electric Lightning, and SR-71 Blackbird.
The category is a community organization by era, not a statement that every aircraft is slow or easy. The SR-71, Harrier, Hercules, and Vulcan serve very different roles. Open the aircraft-specific Controls panel and complete a runway circuit before using a carrier or formation route.
Pick by mission instead of ranking
Carrier controls and practice
Community aircraft guidance describes a catapult sequence: align on the launch area, use the aircraft’s documented anchor/blast-shield control, bring throttle up, then launch and pull up as the aircraft accelerates. It also describes lowering a tailhook before landing and aiming beyond the arresting wires so the hook can catch them.
Exact keys can change by model and device. Open the current Controls panel before moving on deck. Practice takeoff and landing at a runway first, inspect the carrier for other players, and make a go-around if the deck is occupied or the approach is unstable.
Gamepass and group checks
The official current gamepass inventory includes F-16, F-22, F-35B, C130 Hercules, SR-71 Blackbird, Chinook, Blue Angels, and Red Arrows entries. Blue Angels describes F/A-18 and F-4 liveries, while Red Arrows describes a Hawk T1 and smoke controls. The C130 pass describes C130 Hercules, Fat Albert, HC-130J, AC-130, and KC-130J access.
Several pass descriptions warn that a listing is a duplicate and previous owners should not buy it again. Follow that warning. Check the official Roblox page opened from the verified experience, confirm ownership, and avoid third-party purchase links. Community material also describes P38 Lightning and Concorde as group aircraft; verify that in the current spawner after joining the official group.
Fly safely in a public server
Military roleplay does not give priority over other traffic. Use a quiet airbase or communicate before entering a busy runway. Keep formation spacing and agree on altitude, heading, and break direction before takeoff. Smoke and flares can help a display but also obscure other players; use them away from crowded approaches.
Advanced mode allows larger pitch and roll movements and rudder input. It is useful for aerobatics, yet it also makes over-control easy. Learn the model at altitude before attempting a low pass, bridge route, or badge stunt.
What needs live verification
Exact top speeds, weapons behavior, maneuver limits, spawn restrictions, livery access, and pass ownership need a current in-game check. The community roster is marked Community reported and was checked September 22, 2026; official pass descriptions verify entitlements but not comparative performance.
Use the aircraft list for other categories, the controls guide for flight inputs, and the runway guide before taking a large transport to a small field.