The F-22 Raptor Lockheed in Roblox Flight World costs 7,520,000 Cash and delivers a listed top speed of 1,303 knots. Positioned as the second-fastest aircraft in the entire game behind the SR-71 Blackbird, it serves as a critical mid-to-late-game purchase for players looking to cut passenger and transport flight times down to roughly two minutes.

SpecificationValueSource Details
Aircraft NameF-22 Raptor LockheedOfficial Hangar roster
Purchase Cost7,520,000 CashIn-game Cash
Listed Top Speed1,303 ktsSecond-fastest plane in the game
Spawn AccessAny airportUnlocked permanently upon purchase
Robux RequirementNonePurchased strictly with in-game currency

How to Unlock the F-22 Raptor in Flight World

Buying the F-22 Raptor requires accumulating in-game Cash through completed jobs, playtime rewards, or active promotional codes. You do not need to spend Robux to acquire it.

  1. Open the Hangar menu by clicking the Hangar icon located on the left side of your screen.
  2. Scroll through the aircraft catalog until you reach the F-22 Raptor Lockheed.
  3. Verify your Cash balance meets or exceeds the 7,520,000 Cash requirement.
  4. Click to confirm your purchase. Once completed, the F-22 is permanently added to your fleet and can be spawned immediately at any airport runway or ramp.

Speed and Pricing Comparison

While the F-22 Raptor is expensive compared to early commercial aircraft, its speed-to-price ratio is significantly higher than that of luxury airliners. It outpaces commercial supersonic jets like the Concorde while costing less than half of Concorde's asking price.

AircraftTop SpeedPriceCategory
Dash 8-Q400 Bombardier360 kts550,000 CashTurboprop Airliner
A330-200 Airbus593 kts4,250,000 CashWidebody Jet
BAC Concorde1,177 kts16,500,000 CashSupersonic Airliner
F-22 Raptor Lockheed1,303 kts7,520,000 CashMilitary Fighter Jet
A-380-800 Airbus547 kts15,600,000 CashJumbo Commercial Jet
SR-71 Blackbird Lockheed2,076 kts19,600,000 CashSupersonic Recon Jet

The F-22 Raptor serves as a stepping stone between intermediate airliners like the A330 and the top-tier SR-71 Blackbird. Players save over 12 million Cash compared to the SR-71 while still achieving speeds well beyond Mach 1.

Grinding Jobs with the F-22 Raptor

In gameplay tests, players frequently use the F-22 Raptor to speedrun passenger transport contracts between high-yield destinations, specifically running routes between Keflavik and Copenhagen.

Air Time and Travel Efficiency

When flying direct routes like Keflavik to Copenhagen, entry-level planes such as the Dash 8-Q400 take approximately 8 minutes of pure air time at around 360 to 400 knots. In player tests with a fully upgraded F-22 Raptor reaching speeds over 1,300 knots, that same flight path takes approximately 2 minutes and 10 seconds in the air.

Because flight duration is reduced by nearly three-quarters, pilots can complete three to four individual job rotations in the F-22 during the time it takes an early-game turboprop to complete a single trip.

Payout and Multiplier Considerations

There is an operational trade-off when using a fighter jet for commercial transport jobs:

  • Reduced Multipliers: Airliners like the A380 grant large passenger percentage bonuses (up to 80% bonus pay). Military aircraft do not receive these commercial bonuses, and running passenger or cargo jobs in the F-22 removes certain airliner bonus multipliers.
  • Seat Capacity: In-game job tests show the F-22 carrying small passenger loads (such as 1 to 4 passengers depending on job generation), compared to dozens or hundreds on large airliners.
  • Base Level Scaling: Payouts scale heavily with player level. For instance, a player at level 19 reported payouts around 214,000 Cash on a single Copenhagen run in the F-22.

Despite the lower per-flight multiplier compared to heavy airliners, the F-22's turnaround speed makes it one of the most effective tools to build capital quickly before attempting to save 19,600,000 Cash for the SR-71 Blackbird.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the F-22 Raptor a Robux-only aircraft in Flight World?

No. The F-22 Raptor Lockheed is bought entirely with in-game currency for 7,520,000 Cash. Only select models, like the A3 Neo Shortbus and Boeing C-32A, require Robux.

Can the F-22 Raptor break the sound barrier?

Yes. With a catalog top speed of 1,303 knots, the F-22 Raptor travels well above the speed of sound, unlocking the in-game Supersonic badge once sustained in flight.

Where does the F-22 rank among the fastest planes in Flight World?

The F-22 Raptor is the second-fastest aircraft in the game. It is exceeded only by the SR-71 Blackbird Lockheed (2,076 knots) and flies faster than the BAC Concorde (1,177 knots).