Civilian Aviation Wiki & Guide

You'll need to gather the required materials and use a crafting recipe specific to each aircraft—check the crafting menu or your mod guide for the exact ingredients. Once crafted, the plane will appear as a placeable object that you can deploy in the world.

Right-click on the aircraft to enter the cabin, then use the standard movement controls (WASD) to pilot it. The plane will respond to your inputs and you can control altitude and direction once airborne.

Yes—use the Custom Spray Gun by right-clicking on your plane to repaint it. You can customize the appearance of any aircraft this way.

The Trimotor is your best choice for maximum cargo capacity, though it flies slowly. The Vulcanair is a good middle ground if you want decent storage with better speed.

Interact with the moving parts directly while in or near the aircraft—doors and wings can be toggled open or closed. Check the controls or try right-clicking on the specific part you want to operate.

Helicopters like the Ranger and Dragonfly can land and take off vertically, making them ideal for tight spaces and mountains, while planes need runway space but generally travel faster. Choose based on your terrain and destination.

Yes—planes like the Comanche and Vulcanair have extra seats for your friends to ride along. They'll occupy passenger slots while you pilot the aircraft.

Each aircraft has its own unique engine sound that changes based on throttle and altitude. When you're inside the cabin, the sound is muffled compared to hearing it from outside.

Upgrade slots allow you to enhance your aircraft's performance or add features—consult your mod guide for available upgrades and how to install them in these slots.

Make sure you have enough space to maneuver and that you're using the correct controls for pitch and throttle. If performance seems off, check that your aircraft isn't overloaded with cargo or that you're not in a confined space.