Cash jobs are accepted from the Jobs menu. Five flight jobs pay. Air traffic control and ramp work do not.
What each job asks you to do
| Job | Access | What you fly | What finishes the job |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passenger | Free | Airliners and light aircraft, including the starter King Air | Board at a gate or tarmac circle, fly, park at the destination passenger gate |
| Cargo | Free | Cargo-capable aircraft | Load at a cargo terminal and deliver to another cargo gate |
| Cargo drop | Free | Cargo aircraft | Load crates, fly through a marked aerial ring, and release them |
| Celebrity passenger | Free, but needs a private jet | Falcon 7X, Global 8000, Gulfstream G650, or HondaJet HA-420 | Board at a red-carpet VIP pad and park at the VIP ramp, not a normal gate |
| Firefighting | Free | Bombardier CL-415 water bomber | Scoop water and drop it on a fire with X |
| Air traffic control | 80 Robux pass | None. You sit in the tower | Roleplay only. No Cash and no job XP |
| Ramp crew | Free to walk the apron | Follow Me car, airport bus, fuel truck | No contract and no route payout |
Passenger, cargo, and cargo drop can be repeated. Each job type has its own level. Higher levels raise that job's pay range. The 2x Job XP pass, 250 Robux, doubles job experience. The VIP pass, 400 Robux, is catalog-listed as 50 percent more Cash, 50,000 Cash immediately, and a VIP chat tag.
A separate capacity note says every 10 passengers or cargo containers adds 10 percent Cash and XP to that completion. Celebrity flights are described as about nine people, so they pay less per trip than a full wide-body even though charter level 1 is described as a 10 percent Cash bonus on that track.
Cargo is described as the highest ordinary point-to-point payout when the aircraft can haul a large load. That is a comparison of job type, not a promise for every route.
How to get a longer route
The destination is partly random. Cancel in the Jobs menu and request again until Keflavik and Copenhagen, or another long leg, appears. The Keflavik–Copenhagen pair is the longest standard connection. Reported high-level wide-body results on that pair run from over 200,000 Cash to about 370,000 Cash, and an A380 figure over 350,000 Cash is also reported. Those numbers come from flight tests, not from a published payout table.
Shorter examples that are also reported: about 9,600 Cash on the 7 to 8 mile Anchorage–Elmendorf hop, and early King Air passenger ranges such as 8,800 to 52,300 Cash before levels and larger aircraft move the band up.
You also earn some Cash from miles flown, separate from the gate payout. The Supersonic, 1,000 mile, 10,000 mile, and 100,000 mile badges track speed and distance. They are not described as paying Cash themselves.
Ramp and tower
Ground vehicles arrived in Update 11, marshalling animations in Update 12, and jet-bridge controls plus more vehicles in Update 14. Update 18 is described as fixing follow-me cars and buses that fell through the ground. Uniforms exist for ground crew, pilots, and flight attendants. None of that replaces a flying job if you need Cash.
Firefighting has its own guide because the loop never uses a second airport.