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Plane Crash Simulator Codes (September 2026)

Redeem these codes for free Crash Points to unlock planes faster, and check back often for the latest working list.

Redeem these codes for free Crash Points to unlock planes faster, and check back often for the latest working list.

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Plane Crash Simulator on Roblox puts you in the cockpit of wild aircraft that you spawn, fly at top speed, and crash in spectacular fashion, either with realistic physics or comic-style chaos. Codes hand out free Crash Points that go toward new planes and upgrades without the grind.

Working Plane Crash Simulator codes

These codes are confirmed active and redeemable right now.

  • PULLUP75 — 7,000 Crash Points NEW
  • HELICOPTER85 — 7,000 Crash Points NEW
  • RUNWAY65 — 7,000 Crash Points

How to redeem codes in Plane Crash Simulator

Codes are entered through a menu inside the game itself, not on a separate website. Follow these steps in order.

Launch Plane Crash Simulator on Roblox and let the map fully load.
Locate the gift icon on the right side of the screen and click it to open the codes menu.
Type or paste a code from the list above into the text box exactly as it appears, with no extra spaces before or after it.
Click the Redeem button. Your Crash Points balance updates immediately on screen, which confirms the code worked.

What Crash Points are used for

Crash Points are the in-game currency spent on unlocking new aircraft to spawn and crash. Redeeming multiple codes stacks the total, letting you skip past the early grind and get straight to flying larger, faster planes.


Expired Plane Crash Simulator codes

The following codes no longer add Crash Points when entered.

  • TAKEOFF55 — 7,000 Crash Points
  • NEWMAP50 — 7,000 Crash Points
  • PCS40 — 7,000 Crash Points
  • BANK35 — 5,000 Crash Points
  • PULLUP30 — 7,000 Crash Points
  • MAYDAY25 — 7,000 Crash Points
  • CRASH22 — 5,000 Crash Points

Where new codes get announced

New codes tend to arrive around update milestones, so watching the game’s own channels is the most reliable way to catch them early. The developer, whose Roblox username is REgelly150, posts update details on the game’s Roblox page, and the description for the experience notes that a new code is planned once the game reaches 100,000 likes. The official Plane Crash Simulator Discord server is also where codes and update previews tend to surface first.

Bookmarking this page and checking back every few days covers the same ground without needing to track multiple channels yourself.