Tiny Planes Islands Guide: Routes, Disasters & Secrets

Your airfield is just the start. Tiny Planes on Roblox spreads its world across four islands, and the Tiny Planes islands are where your fleet earns its money, where disasters strike, and where hidden spots and old wrecks wait for you. Knowing how the islands connect makes it much easier to grow from a lone Cessna into a real airline.

How the Islands Work in Tiny Planes

You start on your own island and build an airfield from scratch. You lay grass or paved taxiways, place tie-down stands, recruit pilots, and dispatch your first light aircraft. From there, you can send planes on routes across all four islands. You can also fly any aircraft in your fleet yourself.

Your home plot isn't fixed. You can expand your land as your airport grows, so plan your runway direction with future terminals in mind. The Build Update lets you draw taxiways, roads and runways with smooth curves at any angle. Runways can be any length and can even cross each other, which makes it easier to fit a second strip onto a tight island plot.

Flying Between Islands

Once a plane has a pilot, open Dispatch, pick a destination, and set lights to auto. Use the repeat-route option so the aircraft keeps cycling without you babysitting it. One early objective asks you to fly to three different airports. Clear it quickly, because spreading routes across the islands is how your income starts to climb.

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• Watch your flight cap: Early on you can run only two simultaneous flights. The Infinite simultaneous flights pass costs 1000 Robux.
• Check the shop often: Aircraft stock refreshes every 15 minutes, so look back regularly for new planes to add to your routes.
• Use the map: Press M when you're flying manually and lose track of where you are. It's easy to get turned around between islands.

When you take the controls yourself, these keys get you between islands:

Key	Action
Shift / Ctrl	Throttle up / down
W / S	Nose up / down
A / D	Roll left / right
Space	Brakes
L	Landing gear
T	Autopilot (pick a field)
M	Map
V	Camera
C	Controls
H	Hide UI

Disasters Across the Islands

The Extreme Weather update went live on November 7, 2026, and the islands haven't been calm since. When the sirens sound, a disaster is hitting somewhere, and you can fly in to help.

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Disaster	What you do
Wildfires	Fly in and put them out
Tornadoes	Chase the storm, for example by dropping sensor probes near it
Hurricanes	Fly into the eye of the storm
Tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, meteor strikes	Respond on the affected island

Emergency jobs pay big and come with exclusive rewards. They also feed four careers:

• Firefighting
• Search & Rescue
• Evacuation & Relief
• Storm Chasing & Recon

Ranking up a career unlocks better aircraft and bigger payouts. The same update added 28 new aircraft, and many existing planes now have roles in these careers.

Take on emergency jobs whenever the sirens go off. Every one counts toward your career ranks.

Hidden Locations and Barn Finds

Each island holds more than airports. Hidden locations are tucked around the map, and barn finds can be restored to add classic planes to your fleet. Old aircraft spawns show up as you fly, so keep an eye out during manual flights instead of always relying on autopilot.

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If you'd rather not hunt blind, the Discovery Map pass costs 299 Robux. Otherwise, fly low and slow over unexplored coastline between routes.

Sharing the Islands in Multiplayer

Multiplayer arrived on October 29, 2026, a day earlier than planned. A server holds up to 5 players, and each player gets their own island. You'll see other airports' planes in the sky, you can fly over to a friend's airfield and land there, and you can team up on disaster rescues. You can also stay solo or build in a private server first.

• Use a friend's airport as a landing site on longer manual flights.
• Coordinate rescue runs with your friends so you can split wildfires and storm chasing between you.

What's Coming to the Islands

The developer's roadmap lists more regions and moving ships and carriers, so the map should keep growing beyond the current four islands. Other planned features include airport visitors, airport reputation, flight challenges and seasonal events. For news and updates, join the official XeroInteractive Discord. To jump in now, launch Tiny Planes on Roblox.