Types of vehicles

There are ten types of vehicles. Five types are airplanes, three of them are other types of aircraft, and two of them cannot fly.

Ultralight edit edit source

An ultralight (UL) is a lightweight beginner aircraft. These are the first aircraft obtainable and are the cheapest. As of update 1.163.0 there are 22 ultralight aircraft totaling 24,700 WP if bought from dealer.

Single engine edit edit source

A single engine (SE) aircraft has a single propeller engine. As of update 1.163.0 there are 76 single engine aircraft totaling 251,600 WP if bought from dealer.

Multi engine edit edit source

A multi engine (ME) aircraft has multiple propeller engines. As of update 1.163.0 there are 138 multi engine aircraft totaling 1,257,640 WP if bought from dealer.

Jet engine edit edit source

"Jets" redirects here. For the JE-POP group, see JETS

A jet engine aircraft (or simply jet) is an aircraft propelled by one or more jet engines. Jet aircraft are the most popular type, making up over 45% of all public vehicles in-game. As of update 1.163.0 there are 374 jet aircraft totaling 6,589,900 WP if bought from dealer.

Supersonic transport edit edit source

A supersonic transport (SST) is a passenger plane that exceed the speed of sound. Non-passenger supersonic aircraft are considered jet engines. Some SSTs have afterburners, which can be toggled by default with semicolon on QWERTY keyboards. SSTs like the HyperMach SonicStar are used to chain efficient routes to earn exponentially more money and WP in short stints. As of update 1.163.0 there are 17 SSTs totaling 1,270,500 WP if bought from dealer.

Helicopter edit edit source

A helicopter is an aircraft that produce lift from their rotors. Helicopters are more difficult to control. In place of throttle, there is collective. Collective controls your altitude, and pitching down moves you forward. Similarly, pitching right moves you right and pitching left moves you left. As of update 1.163.0 there are 50 helicopters totaling 265,300 WP if bought from dealer.

VTOL edit edit source

A vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft can take off and land vertically without relying on a runway. VTOL aircraft can toggle between helicopter controls and jet controls. While in Hover Mode, VTOLs behave and move the same way as helicopters. To switch back to Flight Mode, press T. To avoid stalling the aircraft when toggling Flight Mode, ensure the aircraft is going forward faster in Hover Mode than its stalling speed. As of update 1.163.0 there are 14 VTOL aircraft totaling 256,350 WP if bought from dealer.

Airship edit edit source

An airship is a lighter-than-air aircraft that floats and does not need to move to stay airborne. They have a unique control set, being regular aircraft controls with the addition of the R (rise) and F (fall) keys. As of update 1.163.0 there are 18 airships totaling 272,400 WP if bought from dealer.

Boat edit edit source

A boat is a vehicle that moves through water. Slow-moving ships, hydrofoils, and submarines are considered boats. Conventional boats like the Seawise-class Supertanker are used for AFK jobs, taking upwards of 12 hours to complete for a large payout. Submarines have a unique control set similar to airships, being regular aircraft controls with the addition of the R (rise) and F (fall) keys. As of update 1.163.0 there are 91 boats totaling 63,744,500 WP.

Ground vehicle edit edit source

A ground vehicle drives on land. They have the same controls as airplanes. As of update 1.163.0 there are 17 ground vehicles totaling 27,800 WP if bought from dealer.