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Build A Plane Guide: Getting started in the shop

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Overview

Build A Plane is a Roblox idle game where you design your own aircraft from blocks, launch it into procedurally generated biomes, and dodge obstacles to earn cash. This guide covers how to get started, how to keep progressing, and how to build a plane that actually flies far.

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Contents

01 Getting started in the shop Step 02 The core loop: fly, earn, upgrade, repeat Summary 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 When your plane refuses to fly far Check 05 Rare blocks and their mutations Tips 06 Progress without spending real money Table 07 Redeem codes Warn 08 Working codes Codes 09 Glossary Words 10 Common questions FAQ

Getting started in the shop

Step

In short Spend your starting cash on basic parts so you can get into the air.

When you first load in, your cash is limited, so head to the shop and focus on the essentials. You need a fuselage, wings, and a tail before your plane will go anywhere. Once those are placed, do a test flight to see how far your build actually gets.

Open the shop browse the block catalogue and check what you can afford.
Buy basic parts first start with the cheapest fuselage, wings, and tail pieces.
Assemble the plane place each part so the shape resembles an actual aircraft.
Run a test flight launch and watch how far the plane travels before it stops.

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The core loop: fly, earn, upgrade, repeat

Summary

In short Every flight earns cash, and that cash buys better blocks, so the cycle builds on itself each time you log in.

Once your plane is assembled, launching it starts the idle loop. The plane flies on its own, dodging obstacles and racking up cash based on how far it gets. It keeps flying while you are offline, and the earned cash waits for you when you return. Log in regularly to collect that offline cash, spend it on better blocks, and send the plane out again.

Launch　starts a flight and begins earning cash.
Distance　determines how much cash the flight pays out.
Offline earnings　cash accumulates even when you are not playing.
Collection　pick up offline rewards each time you log back in.
Block purchase　spend the cash on upgraded or rare parts.

03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Live now Oct 31 – Nov 6

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When your plane refuses to fly far

Check

In short Most short-flight problems come down to uneven weight, a lopsided build, or a plane that is simply too large to dodge obstacles cleanly.

If your plane crashes early or barely moves, the build itself is usually the cause. Run through the points below before buying new parts.

Check left-right symmetry an uneven build pulls the plane off course.
Count your blocks too many parts add weight that cuts distance.
Look at the wings they should be shaped and positioned to provide real lift.
Consider the plane's size a very large build hits obstacles more often.

Rare blocks and their mutations

Tips

In short Rare blocks each carry their own special properties, and each one can come in multiple mutations, so compare carefully before you buy.

The shop sells rare and unique blocks alongside standard ones. These cost more cash but offer performance that ordinary blocks cannot match. Each rare block also has its own mutations, meaning the same rare block can appear in several variants with slightly different effects.

Tips worth knowing

Read each block's description in the shop before spending cash on it.
Compare mutations of the same block, since they are not all identical.

Progress without spending real money

Table

In short The idle design means free players make real progress; it just takes longer to reach rare blocks.

Because the plane earns cash offline, you do not need to sit in the game to advance. Every login brings in the rewards that built up while you were away. Rare blocks are expensive, but spending real money only speeds up what you would reach anyway.

Basic blocks	available to free players from the start.
Rare blocks	reachable without spending, but require more time saving cash.
Offline earnings	work the same whether you have spent real money or not.
Progression pace	slower for free players, but never completely blocked.

Redeem codes

Warn

In short Codes give free cash or blocks but expire, so use any code you find as soon as possible.

The developers release codes that you enter in the game's menu. A valid code hands out bonus cash or other rewards on the spot. Each code works only once per account, and older codes may have already expired. This site currently tracks one working code — check the live code section of this page rather than looking here, since the codes themselves are not printed in this article.

Worth watching out for

Find the code input inside the game's menu or options screen.

Each code can only be redeemed once on your account.

Codes expire, so redeem anything you find immediately.

08 Working codes Codes

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BAPISBACK 5,000 Cash

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Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

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Glossary

Cash: The in-game currency earned from flights, used to buy blocks in the shop.
Block: A single component used to build your plane, ranging from fuselage pieces and wings to engines.
Rare block: A high-cost shop item with special performance properties that standard blocks do not have.
Mutation: One of several variants of the same rare block, each with its own specific effect.
Biome: A procedurally generated environment your plane flies through, each with its own obstacles and scenery.
Offline earnings: Cash your plane accumulates automatically while you are not in the game, collected when you next log in.

Common questions

FAQ

Does my plane really keep flying when I log off?

Yes — the plane continues flying and earning cash even when you are not in the game. Log back in to collect what built up and put it straight into upgrades.

How do I get and use a redeem code?

Open the code entry screen inside the game's menu and type the code in exactly as given. Each code can only be used once per account and may have an expiry date, so use it as soon as you find one.

Can I complete the game without spending real money?

Yes. Every block, including rare ones, can be purchased with in-game cash earned through flights. Spending real money only speeds up the process — it does not unlock anything that is otherwise unreachable.

Updated Sep 6, 2026
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