Flight World fills its hangar with 35 planes, and each one moves at a fixed top speed that decides how fast you clear Jobs. Almost every aircraft is bought with Cash you earn from those Jobs, while a couple are locked behind Robux. Once you own a plane, you can spawn it at any airport at will.
Quick answer: Open the Hangar from the button on the left, pick the aircraft you want, and confirm the purchase once you have enough Cash (or Robux) to cover its price. The King Air 350i Beechcraft is already unlocked as your default plane.
How to buy aircraft in Flight World
You raise Cash by finishing Jobs and by redeeming active codes. When your balance is high enough, the Hangar handles the rest.
Every aircraft, price, and top speed
The table below lists all 35 planes ordered from slowest to fastest. Top speed is measured in knots (kts), and prices are in Cash unless noted otherwise.
| Aircraft | Top speed | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cub Piper | 75 kts | 33,000 Cash |
| 172 Cessna | 163 kts | 78,000 Cash |
| 208B Caravan Cessna | 186 kts | 78,000 Cash |
| SR22T Cirrus | 227 kts | 92,000 Cash |
| King Air 350i Beechcraft | 312 kts | Default aircraft |
| C-130 Hercules Lockheed | 318 kts | 1,350,000 Cash |
| Vision SF50 Cirrus | 345 kts | 459,000 Cash |
| Dash 8-Q400 Bombardier | 360 kts | 550,000 Cash |
| P-51 Mustang North American | 437 kts | 175,000 Cash |
| Beluga XL Airbus | 458 kts | 6,767,000 Cash |
| CRJ-200 Bombardier | 464 kts | 642,000 Cash |
| An-124 Ruslan Antonov | 467 kts | 9,265,000 Cash |
| A320 Airbus | 470 kts | 1,475,000 Cash |
| A3 Neo Shortbus | 470 kts | 180 Robux |
| Dreamlifter Boeing | 491 kts | 12,750,000 Cash |
| C-5M Super Galaxy | 498 kts | 5,950,000 Cash |
| C-17 Globemaster III | 513 kts | 3,700,000 Cash |
| Falcon 7x Dassault | 516 kts | 4,400,000 Cash |
| Boeing 757-200 | 530 kts | 1,620,000 Cash |
| Boeing 747-400 | 530 kts | 8,625,000 Cash |
| DC-10 McDonnell Douglas | 530 kts | 3,760,000 Cash |
| Gulfstream G650 | 531 kts | 5,300,000 Cash |
| Boeing 757-300 | 533 kts | 1,940,000 Cash |
| Boeing 737 MAX 8 | 541 kts | 1,700,000 Cash |
| A-380-800 Airbus | 547 kts | 15,600,000 Cash |
| A340-600 Airbus | 567 kts | 6,967,000 Cash |
| Boeing 727-200 | 585 kts | 1,200,000 Cash |
| Boeing 777-300 | 589 kts | 7,258,900 Cash |
| A330-200 Airbus | 593 kts | 4,250,000 Cash |
| A350-1000 Airbus | 597 kts | 9,250,000 Cash |
| Boeing C-32A | 601 kts | 320 Robux |
| Global 8000 Bombardier | 626 kts | 7,200,000 Cash |
| BAC Concorde | 1,177 kts | 16,500,000 Cash |
| F-22 Raptor Lockheed | 1,303 kts | 7,520,000 Cash |
| SR-71 Blackbird Lockheed | 2,076 kts | 19,600,000 Cash |
Fastest and most expensive picks
Top speed is the number that matters most for cutting Job times, and three planes pull far ahead of the rest. The SR-71 Blackbird Lockheed leads the entire roster at 2,076 kts, with the F-22 Raptor Lockheed at 1,303 kts and the BAC Concorde at 1,177 kts filling out the top three. Everything else tops out below 630 kts.
Price and speed do not always line up. The SR-71 Blackbird is also the priciest plane at 19,600,000 Cash, but the F-22 Raptor costs 7,520,000 Cash despite being the second-fastest aircraft, making it a strong value if raw speed is your goal. The A-380-800 Airbus runs 15,600,000 Cash yet only reaches 547 kts.
Note: The King Air 350i Beechcraft is handed to you for free as the starting plane, so your first real upgrades tend to be cheap Cash options like the Cub Piper (33,000 Cash) or the 172 Cessna (78,000 Cash) before you save toward the high-speed jets.
Robux-only aircraft
Two planes skip the Cash economy entirely. The A3 Neo Shortbus costs 180 Robux and matches the A320 Airbus at 470 kts, while the Boeing C-32A costs 320 Robux and reaches 601 kts. Both appear in the same Hangar list, just with a Robux price tag instead of Cash.
With the full fleet mapped out, you can decide whether to grind Cash toward the SR-71 Blackbird for the highest ceiling or spread your earnings across cheaper planes that still comfortably clear most Jobs.
