Game guide

Flight World Guide: Basic controls for PC

[GROUND VEHICLES] Flight World ✈️

Limitless Flight, Playing 1.3K, Rating 96.2%

Creator Limitless Flight

Playing 1.3K

Rating 96.2%

See the game page Open on Roblox

Is this game fun?2 votes

Fun 50%1Average 0%0Not fun 50%1

About

Overview

Flight World is a Roblox flight simulator where you pilot passenger and cargo aircraft between airports, complete jobs to earn cash, and use that cash to unlock better planes. This guide covers the controls, the five jobs, how to land reliably, and how to keep your cash growing — whether you are brand new or trying to push further.

See the game page Open on Roblox

What is on this page

Contents

01 Basic controls for PC Check 02 The five jobs and what they pay Table 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Landing without crashing Tips 05 Growing your cash and choosing the next aircraft Tips 06 When things go wrong Warn 07 Redeem codes Step 08 Working codes Codes 09 Glossary Words 10 Common questions FAQ

Basic controls for PC

Check

In short Learning which keys do different things on the ground versus in the air will stop most early mistakes.

Before your first flight, check that you know these controls. Z and C behave differently depending on whether you are on the ground or already airborne, so the context matters. Mouse movement controls your heading and pitch — keep it near the centre of the screen and use small inputs. Large mouse movements cause sharp turns or sudden dives.

Z on the ground boards the pilot seat; C on the ground boards as a passenger
E starts or stops the engine; W raises throttle, S lowers it
G raises or lowers the landing gear; L toggles the landing lights
R holds your current altitude; it is not autopilot and will not steer for you
P engages reverse thrust; F toggles flaps; T toggles spoilers
M opens the map; Z in the air opens advanced controls; C in the air toggles camera lock

Ask on the board

The five jobs and what they pay

Table

In short Cargo pays the most and Air Traffic Control pays nothing, so choose based on what you want from the game.

Four of the five jobs earn you cash; the fifth is purely for roleplay. All four paying jobs reward longer routes with more cash, and the Copenhagen–Keflavík run is the longest route available in the jobs that use fixed airport pairs. Levelling up any job by repeating it improves the bonus cash it gives you, and flying a better aircraft increases how many passengers or cargo boxes you can carry.

Cargo	highest cash of the four paying jobs; pick up boxes at a cargo terminal and deliver them to another airport's cargo gate
Cargo Drop	second-highest pay; pick up boxes and drop them into marked circles in the air instead of landing at a second airport
Passenger	mid-range pay; collect passengers at a gate and fly them to a gate at a different airport
Celebrity Passenger	lowest cash among paying jobs; same flow as Passenger but requires a private plane and carries celebrity riders
Air Traffic Control	costs 80 Robux to unlock, earns no cash, and is used for roleplay only

03 Live and upcoming events Events

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

Upcoming Oct 30 – Nov 7

MAJOR UPDATE

- Revamped & Detailed Anchorage Island - Ability to place props - A321 Neo - A320 Neo - DC3

See the whole schedule

Landing without crashing

Tips

In short Lining up far out and going around when something feels wrong are the two habits that make landings consistent.

Poor landings are the most common reason new players lose progress. The fixes are simple but they all depend on setting up the approach early, not at the last second. If the runway looks off-angle or your speed is wrong, going around and trying again is faster than fighting a bad approach.

Tips worth knowing

Start lining up with the runway centre-line from a long distance out — not as you reach the threshold
Lower the landing gear with G before you start your final descent
Bleed speed gradually with S rather than cutting throttle all at once
Keep mouse inputs tiny during descent — small corrections, not sharp pulls
If the runway looks crooked or your speed is wrong, add throttle with W, climb away, and rejoin the approach
After touchdown, roll straight and slow down fully before turning off the runway

Growing your cash and choosing the next aircraft

Tips

In short Short completed jobs beat abandoned long ones.

Cash only arrives when a job is fully completed, so leaving mid-flight means losing that run. When you are ready to buy a new aircraft, check what job type and route it suits before spending, because cheap planes are not always faster.

Tips worth knowing

Always wait for the completion screen before leaving — quitting early can lose the reward
Check a plane's passenger or cargo capacity and supported job types before buying it
Large aircraft need early turns and early descents, so fly one empty first before taking a job in it
Robux aircraft are not required — cash-bought planes are enough to progress through all the jobs

When things go wrong

Warn

In short Most problems come down to seat, engine, or server — check those three things first.

A few common problems have straightforward fixes. Work through them in order rather than assuming the game is broken.

Worth watching out for

Aircraft will not move confirm you are in the pilot seat, not the passenger seat, then press E to start the engine

Speed will not build check whether reverse thrust from P is still active and cancel it

Aircraft suddenly rolls or dives move the mouse back to the centre of the screen and toggle camera lock with C

Destination is unclear open the map with M and confirm your job is still selected

Cash did not arrive after landing wait for the full completion screen; if it still fails, rejoin a fresh server and test with a short job

Lag on mobile lower the graphics quality setting and close other apps running in the background

Redeem codes

Step

In short Each code works once per account and expires, so enter them as soon as you see them.

Codes give you free cash. The entry screen is inside the main menu. This site currently tracks two working codes — check the codes section on this page for the actual strings, since they are updated automatically.

Open the main menu look for the code entry button
Type carefully match every capital letter and character exactly, or the code will fail
Press the confirm button a success message appears and the reward lands immediately
Do not try the same code twice each code is accepted once per account only
Act quickly codes expire and cannot be redeemed once the period ends

08 Working codes Codes

300KLIKES 30k cash

30k cash

125KLIKES

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

Glossary

Cash: The in-game currency you earn by finishing jobs and spend on new aircraft.
Throttle: The engine power setting that controls your speed, raised with W and lowered with S.
Landing gear: The wheels under the aircraft, toggled with G — retract them after take-off and extend them before landing.
Go-around: Aborting a landing approach by adding power and climbing away so you can line up and try again.
Altitude hold: The R key function that keeps the aircraft at its current height — it does not steer or descend automatically.
Flaps: Wing surfaces toggled with F that help the aircraft fly at lower speeds, mainly used during take-off and landing.
Spoilers: Wing surfaces toggled with T that help slow the aircraft down, mainly useful after touchdown.
Cargo terminal: The pick-up point for Cargo and Cargo Drop jobs where you collect boxes before flying your route.
Air Traffic Control (ATC): A roleplay-only job costing 80 Robux that lets you give instructions to other aircraft at your airport but earns no cash.
Celebrity Passenger job: A variant of the Passenger job that requires a private plane and carries celebrity riders, paying the least of the four cash jobs.

Common questions

FAQ

Can I finish the game without spending Robux?

Yes. The four paying jobs are all free to take, and cash-bought aircraft are enough to progress through every one of them. Some aircraft are sold for Robux, but nothing in the game requires you to own them.

Why does R stop working when I get close to the airport?

R holds whatever altitude you set it at — it will not bring you down on its own. You need to turn it off and descend manually before you reach the runway.

What is the longest route in the game?

The Passenger, Cargo, and Celebrity Passenger jobs all have Copenhagen to Keflavík as their longest available route, and it pays the most cash in each of those job types.

Updated Sep 10, 2026
Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.

[GROUND VEHICLES] Flight World ✈️ Limitless Flight, Playing 1.3K, Rating 96.2%

See the game page See working codes Ask on the board