Training
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Licenses allow players to access different types of vehicles. Training grants licenses. Without licenses, the vehicle cannot be flown, purchased from the dealership, selected, or even moved. Players can craft, be traded, and trade away vehicles without the license, but cannot fly or interact with them.[1]
A vehicle at the starting airport must be selected to start training. Training costs WP to complete, but does not take WP if the aircraft crashes or ends flight early. Training does not have to be completed in order. The aircraft is flown from airport to airport until the destination is reached, and the license is earned upon landing.
List of Licenses
As of update 1.160, there are nine licenses.
Ultralight Training
Main article: Tutorial
- Cost: None
- Requirements: None
- Vehicle: Spectrum Beaver SS
- Route:
- Reward: 350 WP
Single Engine Training
- Cost: 500 WP
- Requirements: None
- Vehicle: Cessna 172
- Route:
- Reward: Cessna 172
Helicopter Training
- Cost: 3,000 WP
- Requirements: 60 minutes in single engines
- Vehicle: Robinson R22
- Route:
VTOL Training
- Cost: 25,000 WP
- Requirements: 90 minutes in helicopters
- Vehicle: Yakovlev Yak-38U Forger-B
- Route:
Multi Engine Training
- Cost: 7,500 WP
- Requirements: 60 minutes in single engines
- Vehicle: Beechcraft Baron 58
- Route:
Jet Engine Training
- Cost: 15,000 WP
- Requirements: 120 minutes in multi engines
- Vehicle: Bombardier CRJ-200
- Route:
Supersonic Transport Training
- Cost: 100,000 WP
- Requirements: 300 minutes in jet engines
- Vehicle: Tupolev Tu-444
- Route:
Airship Training
- Cost: 5,000 WP
- Requirements: 30 minutes in helicopters
- Vehicle: Skyship 600
- Route:
Boat Training
- Cost: 10,000 WP
- Requirements: None
- Vehicle: Motorboat
- Route:
Ground Vehicle Training
- Cost: 2,000 WP
- Requirements: 30 minutes in single engines
- Vehicle: Francis Transit Work Van
- Route:
- ↑ Attempting to fly a crafted aircraft without the license required will crash the game.