Flight World New Planes on Roblox: Aircraft List, Stats, Prices

Flight World on Roblox, developed by Limitless Flight, regularly expands its fleet with commercial airliners, heavy cargo freighters, private jets, and specialized service planes. Recent updates have added community-requested aircraft including the Airbus A380-800, the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, the Airbus A220-300, and the Bombardier CL-415 amphibious water bomber. These additions introduce new physics mechanics such as acceleration momentum for heavy airframes, interactive cockpits with animated controls, and dedicated job types.

Recent Aircraft Additions and In-Game Prices

The developers have rolled out aircraft spanning multiple aviation roles, from regional hoppers to super-heavy transports. The table below outlines notable additions documented across the game's patch logs and player tests.

Detailed Breakdown of Major New Aircraft

Airbus A380-800 Superjumbo

Introduced alongside Copenhagen Airport (Kastrup) in Update 14, the Airbus A380-800 ranks as the third most expensive purchase in the game at $15,600,000 in-game cash (or 2,500 Robux).

• Default Specifications: The airframe carries an empty base weight of 305.5 tons, a base acceleration rate of 8%, and a default top speed of 547 knots. Players can upgrade the top speed past 602 knots in the hangar menu alongside acceleration and braking upgrades.
• Flight Model: Due to its immense weight, the developers introduced acceleration momentum specifically for heavy aircraft alongside this release, requiring pilots to plan descent and braking distances well ahead of touchdown.
• Cockpit and Visual Animations: The A380 is one of the few aircraft in Flight World featuring an animated flight control stick that responds directly to mouse movement, as well as 3D animated reverse thrust cowling panels on its engines.
• Interior Detailing: The aircraft features a fully modeled two-deck passenger cabin. The lower deck houses standard economy seating, while the aft section of the upper deck contains a dedicated passenger lounge cabin unique to this airframe.
• Liveries: Base liveries include Airbus House and a blank white template for free. Mid-tier airline schemes (British Airways, Air France, Singapore Airlines, Lufthansa, Thai Airways) cost $1,000,000 each. Upper-tier carriers (China Southern, Etihad, Korean Air, Qatar Airways) cost $1,250,000. Emirates is available for $1,500,000, specialized retro/anniversary schemes like Lufthansa 100 Years cost $3,000,000, and the rare Dubai Expo livery is priced at $8,000,000.

Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner and Engine Swapping

Update 15 introduced the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, which marked the debut of the game's modular engine swap mechanic.

• Engine Customization: Pilots can equip and upgrade different engine variants on the 787-9. Changing the engine type directly alters both the audio profile and thrust performance of the aircraft during flight.
• Cockpit Enhancements: The flight deck includes moving yokes and animated throttle levers that respond to speed adjustments.
• Livery Selection: The 787-9 launched with 28 standard liveries, including major global carriers like Qantas, United, Air New Zealand, and KLM, alongside limited-time options such as Qantas 100, United SAF ("The Future is SAF"), Etihad Racing, Neos ($750,000), and Riyadh Air ($1,000,000).

Airbus A220-300

Added in Update 16, the Airbus A220-300 provides an accessible commercial jet option priced at $980,000 cash. It serves intermediate routes between regional airfields and major hubs. The aircraft released with 18 international airline liveries (such as Delta, Air Canada, Breeze, and Air France), alongside an exclusive limited-time JetBlue Blueprint livery priced at $1,500,000.

Bombardier CL-415 and Firefighting Operations

The arrival of the Bombardier CL-415 introduced aerial firefighting missions to Flight World. Unlike standard point-to-point passenger routes, this aircraft interacts directly with the surrounding environment:

• Water Collection: Pilots refill the water tanks by skimming low over bodies of water, such as lakes and rivers. Touching down completely into the water at high speeds will damage the aircraft.
• Fire Suppression: Fires spawn across forest regions on the map. Flying over active blazes and releasing the payload (default keybind X on keyboard) douses the fire, yielding cash payouts without requiring a full landing cycle at an airport.

Heavy Freighters: Airbus Beluga XL and Antonov An-124

To support high-tier cargo jobs, the developers expanded the logistics fleet:

• Airbus Beluga XL: Priced at $6,700,000, the Beluga XL holds up to 72–75 cargo containers per flight. While slow to accelerate when fully loaded, flights between distant airfields like Anchorage, St. Martin, and Gibraltar pay generous payouts per completion as job levels increase.
• Antonov An-124 & Boeing Dreamlifter: Built for heavy military and industrial cargo missions, these wide-body freighters utilize the heavy momentum flight physics and handle long-distance international deliveries across the expanded map.

Private Jets: Bombardier Global 8000 and Dassault Falcon 7X

Introduced in Update 7, the Bombardier Global 8000 and Dassault Falcon 7X serve the Celebrity Passenger job. Instead of parking at standard passenger terminal gates, these business jets dock at dedicated executive ramps featuring red carpets and private security details. VIP missions transport smaller passenger counts (around 8–10 NPCs) at high cruise speeds for rapid job XP leveling and cash bonuses.

Job Scaling and Flight System Changes

Purchasing larger aircraft directly impacts income efficiency due to economy mechanics implemented across recent patches:

• Capacity Boosts: Every 10 passengers or cargo containers carried adds a 10% cash and XP boost to the completed job payout. Flying high-capacity wide-body aircraft like the A380, Boeing 747-8, or Beluga XL maximizes income per flight compared to light twin-turboprops.
• Advanced Flight Controls: Large aircraft feature advanced banking physics and functional landing gear tilt. Toggleable flight modes alter handling between arcade stabilization and delayed, realistic aerodynamics that require deliberate trim and rudder inputs.
• Ground Operations Integration: Airports such as Copenhagen (CPH) and Anchorage include dual jetways designed to line up with wide-body doors, alongside compatible pushback tugs and towbars.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most expensive plane in Flight World?

The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird remains one of the most expensive overall aircraft in the game. For commercial passenger airliners, the Airbus A380-800 is the most expensive, costing $15,600,000 cash (or 2,500 Robux).

How do you collect water with the firefighting plane in Flight World?

Fly the Bombardier CL-415 close to the surface of any open lake or river without fully submerging the landing gear or fuselage. Skimming the water replenishes your water tank, allowing you to fly toward burning zones and drop the payload by pressing the drop button (default key X on PC).

Which planes in Flight World have animated cockpits?

The Airbus A380-800, Airbus A330, and Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner feature functional cockpit animations. The A380 and A330 feature moving flight sticks and animated reverse-thrust engine petals, while the 787-9 features moving yokes, throttles, and swappable engine variants.

How do you get the HondaJet HA-420 in Flight World?

The HondaJet HA-420 is not purchased through the standard aircraft dealership menu with cash. It is an exclusive unlock earned by completing daily quests and maintaining a daily login streak in the mission menu.