Tiny Planes Features Guide: Build, Fly, and Grow Your Fleet

What Tiny Planes Lets You Do

Tiny Planes is a Roblox airport building and management sim where you design your own airfield and run a fleet of real aircraft. This Tiny Planes features guide breaks down everything you can do, from drawing your first runway to running long routes across the islands. Knowing how the systems connect gets you to a profitable airfield much faster.

The game comes from XeroInteractive and launched on Roblox on October 15, 2026, as a Simulation experience. Its core loop has three parts:

• Build your own airfield from scratch, including runways, taxiways, roads, gates, and custom structures.
• Manage a fleet drawn from over 150 real aircraft and dispatch them on routes across four islands.
• Fly any plane yourself, or hand the controls to autopilot.

Side content adds variety. You can take on disaster rescues, restore barn finds, and hunt for hidden locations. You can jump in on the official Tiny Planes page on Roblox.

Airport Building and the Build Update

The Build Update turned airport construction into a real creative tool. Runways, taxiways, and roads can now be drawn as curves at any angle. Building still uses a grid unless you own the Freebuild pass, which removes it. Gates come with jet bridges that fit themselves to the aircraft. You also control how your planes taxi, take off, and land.

Image: Roblox / XeroInteractive

You can also build custom structures from parts that you resize, rotate, and paint. Use them to make hangars, control towers, lights, or anything else you can think up.

The tutorial starts you with a runway placed on yellow markers. After that, the Build menu opens up a long list of airport pieces:

• Extra landing strips for a double-runway setup.
• Terminals, cafés, and clubs.
• Fuel stations, hangars, and cargo sheds.
• Windsocks and surface car parking.
• Flooring such as concrete.

A few building tips:

• Pave first. Some buildings, such as the café, need a paved plot underneath them. Lay concrete flooring before placing those buildings.
• Use Move instead of rebuilding. The Build menu has a Move option, so you can rearrange your layout without starting over.
• Sell what doesn't fit. If a car park or decoration looks messy, sell it and try again somewhere else.

Fleet, Pilots, and Dispatch Routes

Dispatching flights is how you make money in Tiny Planes. Every plane needs a pilot. The tutorial gives you a free plane from the shop and walks you through recruiting your first pilot.

Image: Roblox / XeroInteractive

To grow your crew:

• Pilot Recruitment lets you hire pilots with cash or with Recruitment Tokens.
• Pilot School is another way to train new pilots.

When you dispatch, each route shows its payout, with offers such as 850, 900, or 99,840 side by side. Compare those numbers before you send a plane out. Flight times vary a lot, and one far-off route ran 1 hour and 16 minutes. You can track any active flight from the Fleet menu to see the passenger count, a conditions rating (for example, 98%), and the expected payout. One tracked trip with three passengers at 98% conditions was set to pay 1,200.

Follow these tips to keep the cash flowing:

• Queue long, high-paying routes before you spend time building. Your planes earn while you design.
• Collect finished contracts. When a job completes, collect the reward before you dispatch again.
• Grab daily and playtime rewards every session. A daily reward can be worth 6,000 and a playtime reward 2,000, along with tokens and other items.

Flying Yourself vs. Autopilot

Any aircraft in your fleet can be flown by hand. Manual flight takes practice, because a sloppy landing sends you back to try again.

If you don't enjoy flight controls, use autopilot. Choose it from the option below manual flight, point toward your target, and the plane turns, descends, and lines up for landing by itself. Once a job is done, autopilot can also fly you back to your home airport. Delivery jobs can be as short as about 3 kilometers, so some flights wrap up in a couple of minutes.

Multiplayer, Islands, and Exploration

Servers hold up to 5 players, and each player gets their own island. You can fly over to a friend's airport, check out their layout, and team up on rescue missions.

Your routes cover four islands, which gives you plenty of world to explore. Look out for:

• Disaster rescues, which you can play solo or with friends.
• Barn finds, which are classic aircraft you can restore.
• Hidden locations scattered across the map.

Tiny Planes Codes and Free Rewards

To redeem a code, click the Star icon at the top of the screen, type the code into the Enter a code box, and hit Redeem. Codes are case-sensitive, so type them exactly as shown.

Code	Rewards
TINYBUILD3RS	60K Cash
T1NYPL4N3S300K	300,000 Cash, 1 Drone Case, Legendary Pilot
N0TS0T1NYPLANE3	5,000,000 Cash, 5 Livery Cases, 5 Drone Cases, 5 Shop Restock Tokens, 5 Recruitment Tokens, Legendary Pilot
1KLIKES	Cash (scales with your level), 1 Livery Case, 2 Drone Cases, 4 Recruitment Tokens, 1 Legendary Pilot

Redeem N0TS0T1NYPLANE3 right after the tutorial. The 5 million cash is enough to lay out a full airport early, with a second runway, terminal, fuel station, hangar, and cargo shed. The Recruitment Tokens from these codes also get you extra pilots at no cost.

Game Passes Worth Knowing

The game sells these Robux passes:

Pass	Price	What It Does
2x Cash	299 Robux	Doubles all cash sources
Freebuild	99 Robux	No grid, no collisions (runways, taxiways, and stands still collide)
Infinite simultaneous flights	1000 Robux	—
Bigger Fleet	299 Robux	—
Auto-Maintenence+	299 Robux	Auto-maintains aircraft with quicker maintenance
Pilot Academy	149 Robux	—
Discovery Map	299 Robux	—
RGB Colours	99 Robux	Any color for aircraft liveries
Materials	49 Robux	Material selection for liveries
Extra Saves	29 Robux	—
Creative Bundle	199 Robux	Free Build, Colour Wheel, Paint Finishes
Boost Bundle	749 Robux	2x Cash, Bigger Fleet, Auto-Maintenance+, Pilot Academy
Upgrade Bundle	899 Robux	All upgrade passes at a discount

The Boost Bundle packs 2x Cash, Bigger Fleet, Auto-Maintenance+, and Pilot Academy for 749 Robux, while those four passes bought separately come to 1,046 Robux. If you want all four, take the bundle. Starter packs also show up in-game. One early offer costs 19 Robux.

Some special aircraft are listed as passes too, each usable on routes or for manual flying. They include the SR-71 Blackbird, X-15, X-1, Spitfire, P-51 Mustang, F-14 Tomcat, F-35 Lightning II, Mi-26, UH-60 Black Hawk, and the H-4 Hercules.

What's Coming Next

The developers have posted a roadmap, in no particular order:

• Realistic flight handling
• New aircraft every week, voted on by the community
• Airport reputation and airport visitors
• Aircraft performance upgrades
• Flight challenges and seasonal events
• More regions
• Moving ships and carriers

If you run into a bug, report it in-game through Settings > Feedback.