Tiny Planes Guide: Build Your Airport and Earn Cash Fast

Tiny Planes starts you on a patch of grass with one small plane and gives you the chance to grow it into a busy, multi-runway airfield. Early choices decide how fast your cash grows: what you build first, which routes you dispatch, and when you fly yourself. This Tiny Planes guide covers the opening tutorial, flight controls, money-making routes, airport layout and the latest codes, so you can skip the fumbling and go straight to running an airline.

What Tiny Planes Is and How a Session Works

Tiny Planes is an airfield tycoon on Roblox from XeroInteractive. You design an airport, buy aircraft, hire pilots and send them on routes between islands. You can also take the controls of any plane yourself. A few key facts about the experience:

• It's listed in the Simulation genre on Roblox.
• Servers hold up to 5 players, and each player gets their own island.
• The fleet roster includes more than 150 real aircraft, from gliders and Cessnas to helicopters, regional jets and an SR-71 Blackbird.
• Routes connect four islands, and you can land at friends' airports in multiplayer.

You can find the game on its official Roblox experience page. If you run into bugs, report them in-game under Settings > Feedback.

Getting Through the Tutorial

The opening walks you through a basic grass airstrip. Follow the yellow placement markers. They show exactly where each piece goes.

1. Open Build and lay a grass runway.
2. Place a tie-down stand where your plane will park.
3. Connect the stand and runway with a grass taxiway.
4. Visit the Shop and claim your free starter plane.
5. Go to Pilots and recruit your first pilot.
6. Assign the pilot, then hit Dispatch and pick a destination.

Your early flights can run on autopilot, which handles the turns and the descent for you, so you don't have to fly by hand.

Flight Controls

You can leave most flights to autopilot, but knowing the keys helps whenever you take a job yourself.

Key	Action
Shift	Throttle up
Ctrl	Throttle down
W / S	Nose up / down
A / D	Roll left / right
Space	Brakes
Mouse	Look around
L	Landing gear
T	Autopilot (pick a field)
C	Show controls
V	Switch camera
H	Hide UI
M	Open map

Landing tip: cut the throttle with Ctrl first, then ease the nose down with S. The roll is very sensitive, so tap A and D lightly or you'll bank much harder than you intended. If you botch an approach, press T and let autopilot bring the plane in.

Making Money: Dispatch, Pilots and Jobs

Dispatched flights are your main income source. Every aircraft needs a pilot assigned before it can leave.

• Pick the highest-paying destinations. The dispatch screen shows each route's payout, so compare them before you send a plane out. Far routes take a while; one long flight can run 1 hour and 16 minutes.
• Use Repeat Route. Once a plane has a profitable run, set it to repeat so it keeps earning while you build.
• Set lights to Auto. Nav and landing lights can be set to Auto for all aircraft, which saves you a click on every dispatch.
• Recruit better pilots. Pilots come in rarities such as Common, Rare and Legendary. You can recruit them with cash or Recruitment Tokens, or train them at the pilot school.
• Fly the job board yourself. Short passenger hops pay quickly. For example, flying one passenger to Linmore pays 400. If a job is far away, hand it to the crew and let autopilot fly it.
• Check the Shop often. Stock refreshes every 15 minutes, so the aircraft you want may show up on the next restock.
• Claim your rewards. The daily reward gives free money and tokens, and the playtime reward adds extra cash.

Building Out Your Airport

Once your first planes are flying, these are the pieces to add as you expand the grass strip:

• More stands and taxiways. Each new plane needs somewhere to park, and stands have a facing direction, so rotate them before you place them.
• Paved surfaces. Some buildings, like the cafe, require a paved plot. Lay concrete flooring first, then place them on it.
• Core facilities. Add a fuel station, hangar, cargo shed, wind sock and air traffic control tower. The tower calls traffic once it's built.
• Passenger buildings. Terminals, cafes, car parking and extras like a club fill out the landside.
• A second runway. Space it away from the first instead of placing them side by side.

If your plot gets cramped, you can expand your land. Buildings can be moved after you place them, and you can sell pieces that don't fit your layout.

Tiny Planes Codes

To redeem codes, 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, and the number swaps (1 for I, 0 for O, 4 for A, 3 for E) matter.

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

Redeem your codes as soon as you finish or skip the tutorial. New codes appear on the official XeroInteractive Discord server.

Recent Updates and Multiplayer

The game changes quickly, so here is what the latest developer posts added:

• Multiplayer (October 29, 2026): Arrived a day early. You can explore the islands with friends or use their airports as landing sites.
• Extreme Weather (November 7, 2026): Tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, wildfires, volcanic eruptions and meteor strikes now hit the islands. Emergency jobs pay big and come with exclusive rewards. The update also added four careers (Firefighting, Search & Rescue, Evacuation & Relief, and Storm Chasing & Recon), 28 new aircraft and a rework of every job. Banner towing, crop spraying, express runs and skydive drops are now distinct jobs.
• Building Rework (event from November 11, 2026): You can now draw curved taxiways, roads and paths at any angle. Runways can be any length and can cross. Aprons stretch as single pieces. Terminal piers snap together with gates on both sides. One-way taxiways, runway roles and hold points control traffic. Copy/paste, undo, a snap toggle and layout save slots are also included, and existing builds stay intact.

Game Passes Worth Knowing

Everything above is free to play, but these passes change how fast you progress:

Pass	Price	Effect
2x Cash	299 Robux	Doubles all cash sources
Infinite simultaneous flights	1000 Robux	Infinite simultaneous flights
Freebuild	99 Robux	No grid or collisions (runways, taxiways and stands still collide)
Auto-Maintenence+	299 Robux	Auto-maintains aircraft with quicker maintenance
Boost Bundle	749 Robux	2x Cash, Bigger Fleet, Auto-Maintenance+, Pilot Academy
Upgrade Bundle	899 Robux	All upgrade passes at a discount