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Plane Crash Simulator — First steps after joining
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OverviewPlane Crash Simulator lets you pick an aircraft, take to the skies, and slam it into anything on the map — stadiums, military bases, and more. This guide covers how to get started, which aircraft to pick, where to cause the most mayhem, and how to improve your flying.
What is on this page
Contents
01
First steps after joining
Step
02
Choosing between aircraft types
Table
03
Live and upcoming events
Events
04
Getting the most out of each map area
Tips
05
Bigger, louder crashes
Tips
06
When the controls feel off
Check
07
Free-to-play access
Summary
08
Redeem codes
Step
09
Working codes
Codes
10
Glossary
Words
11
Common questions
FAQ
01
First steps after joining
Step
In short
Spawning an aircraft and getting a feel for the controls is all you need to do before anything else.
When you load in, open the menu and pick an aircraft. Once it appears on the map, you have the whole open sky to practice in. Take time to get comfortable with climbing, descending, and turning.
- Open the menu select any aircraft you want to try first.
- Spawn it confirm your choice and watch it appear on the map.
- Practice the basics run through climbing, descending, and turning.
- Explore the map check out the different areas and spot what can be destroyed.
02
Choosing between aircraft types
TableIn short
Pick a large aircraft for dramatic crashes, or a fighter if you want tight, agile flying.
The most recent update added the 707 and the Eurofighter. One is a large passenger jet, the other a nimble fighter. Try both before settling on a favourite.
| 707 | a large passenger jet that produces big, dramatic crashes on impact. |
| Eurofighter | a fighter aircraft with high agility. |
| Other aircraft | the game offers a range of sizes between these two extremes. |
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
いま開催中・開催予定のイベントです。期間が決まっているので先に確認しておきましょう。
04
Getting the most out of each map area
Tips
In short
Each area offers a different kind of destruction, so visiting all three is worth your time.
The update added a stadium, a military base, and an aircraft carrier, each packed with destructible models. Destruction physics apply to many of the objects in these areas. The map has also been optimized, so even busy scenes should run smoothly.
Tips worth knowing
- The stadium has large structures for wide-area destruction.
- The military base is filled with placed objects to target.
- The aircraft carrier sits on water, so you can practice sea-level approaches and carrier landings as well as crashing.
- More models now have destruction physics added than in earlier versions.
05
Bigger, louder crashes
Tips
In short
Speed and aircraft size are the two biggest factors in how dramatic a crash looks.
Destruction physics make the crashes look realistic. A few simple habits will make each one more impressive.
Tips worth knowing
- Climb high before diving so you build up speed before impact.
- Heavier aircraft cause more visible damage on contact than lighter ones.
- Hitting the same structure more than once continues the damage after the first pass.
- Lining up a second aircraft to follow the first into the same spot stacks the destruction further.
06
When the controls feel off
Check
In short
A quick settings check and some open-sky practice will fix most control problems.
If flying feels clunky, run through this list.
- Checked that your keybinds match what you expect them to do.
- Spent time in open space drilling climbs, descents, and turns repeatedly.
- Stuck with one aircraft long enough to understand its handling before switching.
- Confirmed your frame rate is stable so the controls aren't lagging behind your inputs.
07
Free-to-play access
SummaryIn short
Everything in the game — every aircraft, every map area, every update — is available without spending anything.
The game does not lock aircraft or map areas behind a paywall. Every aircraft can be spawned freely, and areas like the stadium, military base, and aircraft carrier are all open to everyone. New aircraft and maps added through updates are also free.
- Aircraft all available to spawn with no restrictions.
- Map areas stadium, military base, and aircraft carrier all fully accessible.
- Code rewards redeeming developer codes earns rewards without any purchase.
- Updates new aircraft and map areas from future updates carry no extra cost.
08
Redeem codes
StepIn short
Codes are single-use, so enter them carefully and redeem new ones as soon as they drop.
The developers release codes that you enter in-game for rewards. Each code works only once, so there is no point trying the same one twice. A new code is coming when the game reaches 100,000 likes.
- Open the code screen find the code entry option in the menu.
- Type the code enter it exactly as it was shared.
- Collect your reward the reward is granted after a valid code is accepted.
- Act quickly some codes have expiry dates.
09 Working codes
Codes
STALL110
7,000 Crash Points
7,000 Crash Points
BANK35
Crash Points 5,000
Crash Points 5,000
100KLIKES
PULLUP75
7,000 Crash Points
7,000 Crash Points
Glossary
Glossary- Spawn
- Summoning your chosen aircraft so it appears on the map ready to fly.
- Destruction physics
- The system that makes buildings and vehicles break apart realistically when an aircraft hits them.
- Keybind
- The keyboard key or controller button assigned to a specific control action.
- Frame rate
- How many times the screen refreshes per second — a higher number means smoother movement.
- Map optimization
- Changes the developers made so the game runs more smoothly even during heavy destruction scenes.
Common questions
FAQCan I use the same code more than once?
No — each code can only be redeemed once. Entering it a second time will not produce a reward.
Where do I find new codes?
Codes are released by the developers. Joining the community so you don't miss future updates and new codes is recommended.
How do I get better at flying?
Practice climbing, descending, and turning in open space. Once one aircraft feels natural, move to another rather than switching too early.
Do all objects on the map break when I hit them?
Not every object has destruction physics applied to it. The easiest way to find out is to fly into it and see what happens.
Updated Sep 12, 2026
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Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.
