Land or Die All Planes: Complete Guide to Every Aircraft

Overview

In Land or Die, you and your crew must take control of emergencies, repair systems, and work together to safely land the aircraft before disaster strikes. Your plane is your lifeline—choosing the right one and knowing how to handle it can mean the difference between a smooth touchdown and a fiery crash. This guide covers every plane in the game, how to use them effectively, and how to recover from common failures.

Requirements

Before you can fly any plane in Land or Die, you need:

• A Roblox account (free to create)
• The Land or Die game accessed through Roblox
• Basic understanding of the game’s emergency systems (fuel, hydraulics, engines, landing gear)
• A crew (solo play is possible but much harder)

All Planes in Land or Die

The game features 17 planes (including their variants), ranging from the infamous DC-10 to the legendary early 737 series. Below is the full list of current, out-of-service, and upcoming aircraft.

Current In-Game Airplanes

Note: The Airbus A340 is an upcoming aircraft that will be released when Emergency Landing hits 78% like ratings.

Out-of-Service Aircraft

These planes have been removed from the game but may return in future updates.

Double-Decker [Alpha]

• Real-life counterpart: Boeing 747
• Configuration: 2-2 (First), 2-2-2 (Business), 2-4-2 & 3-4-3 (Economy)
• Engines: 4
• Exits: 12
• Cockpit Seats: 2
• Flight Attendant jumpseats: 0
• Removed: 23/08/2021, Version 0.9 (initial Beta release)

McDonnell-Douglas MD-82

• Configuration: 2-2 (Economy)
• Engines: 2
• Exits: 8 (1 airstair) + Tailcone exit
• Cockpit Seats: 4
• Flight Attendant jumpseats: 6
• Removed: 15/02/2023, Version 0.9.86.70
• Replaced with: Boeing 7J7

Classic (Plane) [Alpha]

• Real-life counterpart: Boeing 737 / Airbus A320
• Configuration: 3-3
• Engines: 2
• Exits: 8
• Cockpit Seats: 2
• Flight Attendant jumpseats: 0
• Removed: 23/08/2021, Version 0.9 (initial Beta release)

Upcoming Aircraft

Confirmed (by BEI)

• Boeing 737-800
• Boeing 737 MAX 9

Unconfirmed (delayed)

• Airbus A318, A319 & A321
• Boeing 707
• ATR-82

Post-Version 1.0 (planned but unconfirmed)

How to Survive with Any Plane

Follow this step-by-step sequence to handle emergencies and land safely, regardless of which plane you're flying.

Step 1: Assess the Emergency

When a failure occurs, immediately identify what's wrong:

• Engine failure: Listen for unusual sounds, check engine instruments
• Hydraulic leak: Look for fluid loss warnings
• Fire: Smoke in cabin or cockpit
• Landing gear malfunction: Gear won't extend or lock

Step 2: Prioritize Repairs

Not all systems need immediate attention. Rank repairs by urgency:

1. Fire suppression – Put out fires first
2. Engine restart – If possible, attempt to restart failed engines
3. Hydraulic systems – Needed for control surfaces and landing gear
4. Electrical systems – Power for instruments and communications
5. Landing gear – Only critical when approaching the runway

Step 3: Communicate with Your Crew

If you're playing with others, assign roles:

• Pilot: Controls the aircraft and makes landing decisions
• Engineer: Monitors systems and performs repairs
• Cabin crew: Manages passengers and checks for additional issues

Step 4: Execute the Landing

Once repairs are complete or you've run out of options:

1. Reduce altitude gradually – aim for a 3-degree glideslope
2. Extend landing gear (if functional) at the appropriate speed
3. Flare just before touchdown to reduce impact
4. Apply brakes and reverse thrust (if available) after landing

Failure Recovery

If something goes wrong during the landing sequence:

• Overshooting the runway: Apply full power and go around
• Hard landing: Check for structural damage; if severe, evacuate immediately
• Gear failure: Attempt a belly landing on a soft surface (grass or dirt)

Common Mistakes

• Ignoring small issues – A minor hydraulic leak can become a catastrophic failure
• Not communicating – Solo play is possible, but without coordination, critical repairs are missed
• Rushing the landing – Coming in too fast or too steep increases crash risk
• Forgetting to extend landing gear – A common oversight that leads to a belly landing
• Neglecting passenger management – Panicked passengers can block exits and slow evacuation

Advanced Tips

• Learn the quirks of each plane – The DC-10-10 and MD-11CF are the only wide-body jets in the game; they handle differently than narrow-bodies
• Practice emergency procedures – Run through engine failure and fire scenarios in a private server
• Use the environment – Flat, open terrain is better for emergency landings than mountainous areas
• Manage fuel – Running out of fuel mid-flight is a death sentence; monitor your gauges
• Coordinate with your crew – Assign roles before the flight, not during the emergency

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