Land or Die drops you into a plane with an unconscious pilot, and it’s on you and your crew to fix the systems, calm the passengers, and land before things go wrong. Codes hand out Miles, the currency used to unlock new planes and classes, plus the occasional cosmetic extra.
Working Land or Die codes
THANKS50M is currently the strongest code available, worth 1,500 Miles on its own. Here is the full list of codes that redeem successfully right now.
TSUNAMI— Citrus plane skin NEWTHANKS50M— 1,500 MilesTHEYAREHERE— 1,000 MilesCARGO— 750 MilesMAYDAY— 500 MilesWELCOMEABOARD— 350 MilesAGENTBACON— Triggers an Access Denied messageSUPERNOVA— Grants free rewardsGOOSE— Grants free rewardsENDLESS— Grants free rewardsTheCrack— 1,000 MilesFirstOfficerFaiz— 500 Miles
How to redeem codes in Land or Die
A successful redemption adds Miles to your total instantly, visible in the Store menu, or applies the cosmetic item straight to your inventory. If nothing changes after pressing the checkmark, the code has already been used on that account or was typed incorrectly.
What Miles are used for
Miles are the main currency in Land or Die. You earn them by completing flights, but redeeming codes is the fastest way to stack them up early. Once you have enough, open the Store to spend Miles on new planes and new crew classes, which change how you handle repairs, fires, and passenger panic during a flight.
Where new codes get announced
New codes tend to arrive alongside updates and community milestones. The developer, Plenty of Planets, posts announcements and teaser clips in its official Discord server, which is the most direct place to catch a fresh code before it shows up elsewhere.
Note: some codes, like AGENTBACON, don’t grant Miles at all and instead trigger a message tied to a restricted role, so don’t expect a currency boost from every entry on the list.
Bookmark this list and check back regularly, since Land or Die codes rotate as new updates and milestones roll out.
