What Is the Fastest Plane in Pilot Training Flight Simulator

Check the game for the fastest conventional airplane. The answer needs a separate check if you mean the fastest airliner, the fastest plane without a gamepass, or special vehicles rather than normal aircraft. Here’s how to choose the right category and check performance without confusing real-world aircraft specifications with in-game speed.

What “Fastest” Means in PTFS

For a useful comparison, “fastest” should mean the highest speed an aircraft can maintain in normal, level flight. A brief peak during a dive is not the same thing as a sustained top speed.

That also differs from:

Acceleration: How quickly the aircraft gains speed.
Climb performance: How quickly it gains altitude.
Trip time: How quickly it gets from one airport to another.
Handling: How easily it turns, lines up with a runway, and lands.

The highest top speed is not automatically the quickest choice for a short airport-to-airport trip. A direct route and a clean approach can matter more when there is little room to accelerate.

Keep conventional aircraft separate from novelty vehicles, temporary event content, and exploits. Those do not necessarily belong in a normal airplane ranking.

How to Check the Fastest PTFS Plane You Can Fly

Decide what you want to measure before testing aircraft.

Your Goal	What to Include	What to Exclude
Fastest conventional plane overall	All conventional airplanes available in the game	Novelty vehicles and exploit-assisted results
Fastest plane without a gamepass	Aircraft you can spawn without purchasing access	Anything that requires a paid unlock
Fastest airliner	Passenger aircraft	Military jets and other non-airliners
Quickest airport-to-airport flight	Aircraft suited to your route and landing needs	Rankings based only on maximum speed

Step 1: Check Aircraft Access

Open the aircraft selection interface.
Choose a conventional airplane to test.
Check whether you can spawn it with your account’s current access.
If you want a free-only comparison, exclude any aircraft that prompts you to purchase access.

Do not buy a gamepass based solely on an old ranking.

Step 2: Measure Sustained Speed

Spawn your chosen aircraft and take off.
Retract the landing gear and flaps if the aircraft provides those controls.
Establish straight, level flight with room ahead to accelerate.
Use full throttle and allow the speed reading to settle.
Record the displayed speed.

For a comparison with another aircraft, use matching conditions, including altitude and flight configuration. Do not compare one aircraft’s steady reading with another aircraft’s momentary speed during a descent.

Use the unit shown by the game rather than silently relabeling the reading as mph.

Step 3: Finish the Flight and Compare Results

Save the aircraft name, speed reading, and conditions used for the test.
Reduce speed and land, or end the session through the game’s available reset or respawn controls.
Test other eligible aircraft, record their readings, and end each flight normally.
Rank the aircraft you tested.

This gives you a defensible result for the aircraft tested in your current version of the game, rather than a ranking borrowed from real-world aviation.

Fastest Airliner and No-Gamepass Options

The Concorde is the usual fastest-airliner answer, while a current fastest no-gamepass aircraft cannot be confidently named.

Fastest Airliner

An in-game comparison with other passenger aircraft is needed to establish whether the Concorde is the fastest airliner in PTFS. It is the aircraft to look for when you want high-speed passenger flying rather than a military or reconnaissance aircraft.

An airliner ranking should compare passenger aircraft with one another.

Fastest Plane Without a Gamepass

A current no-gamepass winner cannot be confidently named from the available information. Performance still matters after identifying the aircraft you can use.

Start with the aircraft available to you. Then compare their in-game performance rather than assuming that the overall speed leader applies.

How to Check a PTFS Speed Claim

An aircraft’s real-world speed does not establish its top speed in the game. The game determines aircraft performance, so a military specification or aviation record cannot substitute for an in-game measurement.

A useful in-game speed claim should identify:

The exact aircraft.
The game version or date of the test.
The displayed speed unit.
Whether the aircraft was flying level.
Any access requirement relevant to a free-only ranking.

Be especially careful with speed figures. Mach expresses speed relative to the local speed of sound; it is not a fixed mph conversion under every atmospheric condition. A page that mixes incompatible speed figures does not provide a sound basis for choosing an aircraft.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the F-22 Raptor the Fastest Plane in PTFS?

The F-22 Raptor is not established as the fastest plane in PTFS based on the available information. Its real-world performance alone cannot determine its in-game standing. A claim that an aircraft leads the game needs a current in-game comparison, not a list of fighter-jet specifications.

What Is the Fastest Plane With a Pilot?

The available information does not identify which aircraft holds the speed record for crewed, rocket-powered flight. That is a real-world record, not a PTFS ranking, and it belongs to a different category from air-breathing jet aircraft such as the SR-71.

Which Flight Simulator Is Best for Pilot Training?

For actual pilot training, the best choice is a simulator or training device selected for your aircraft, course, and instructor’s objectives. PTFS is a Roblox flying game, not a substitute for approved flight training, and ordinary gameplay should not be treated as logged pilot-training credit.