The Concord in REgelly150's Roblox title Plane Crash Simulator is a dedicated supersonic passenger jet available in the aircraft selection menu for 120,000 in-game currency. Unlike military fighters designed for close dogfighting, the Concord relies on high-altitude acceleration, reaching recorded flight speeds of up to 800 knots.
Concord Unlock Cost and Aircraft Comparison
Unlocking the Concord requires accumulating 120,000 points through flight time, landings, and crash scenarios. While several heavy aircraft in Plane Crash Simulator require Robux game passes, the Concord is purchasable directly through accumulated in-game earnings.
| Aircraft | In-Game Cost / Game Pass | Recorded Top Speed | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concord | 120,000 Points | 800 knots | Supersonic Commercial Airliner |
| F-16 | Base Aircraft Menu | 600 knots | Military Fighter Jet |
| Antonov A225 | 599 Robux | Not Confirmed | Heavy Cargo Transport |
| Boeing 747 | 499 Robux | Not Confirmed | Commercial Airliner |
| Boeing B-52 | 299 Robux | Not Confirmed | Heavy Military Bomber |
| Airbus A380 | 349 Robux | Not Confirmed | Wide-Body Passenger Jet |
The points required for standard unlocks can be accumulated naturally by flying across the map or accelerated by purchasing the 2X Crash Points pass for 299 Robux. Official game rules clarify that multiplier game passes speed up point generation, but public leaderboards display only raw base points earned.
Speed and Flight Mechanics
The Concord features automatic throttle management alongside selectable cruise and sport flight modes. In straight-line acceleration, the jet comfortably reaches 800 knots.
This sustained velocity gives the Concord a distinct operational profile compared to military aircraft on the server:
- Outrunning Combat Jets: Players operating the F-16 max out around 600 knots. When being pursued, keeping the Concord level at full throttle creates an immediate 200-knot speed gap, allowing pilots to disengage and outrun incoming threats without evasive maneuvering.
- Cockpit and Crew Views: The plane features an interactive interior model. Players can pilot directly from the right-hand or left-hand cockpit seats or move through the cabin section before takeoff.
- High-Speed Debris Risks: Traveling at 800 knots reduces response time near terrain and static structures. High-speed collisions with server elements such as bridges, city skyscrapers, or the ferris wheel will shear airframe components immediately.
Disaster Scenarios and Damage Tolerance
In Plane Crash Simulator, players can trigger specific mechanical emergencies or run durability tests under severe flight conditions.
Engine Damage and Bird Strikes
Simulating bird strikes against the Concord causes visible smoke plumes followed by engine fires. When a double bird strike is initiated, both engines ignite, yet the airframe retains lift and control authority. Tests demonstrate that a pilot maintaining steady throttle can execute complete loops and line up emergency runway descents even while both engines burn.
Midair Collisions
Colliding with smaller civilian aircraft or incoming military jets tears off structural elements like the nose cone, vertical stabilizer, and delta wings. Despite losing trailing aerodynamic surfaces, the Concord's fuselage can frequently glide for several seconds, giving players enough time to trigger a parachute ejection before final impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Concord cost in Plane Crash Simulator?
The Concord costs 120,000 in-game currency in the plane selection menu. It does not require a Robux game pass.
Can the Concord outrun the F-16 fighter jet?
Yes. The Concord reaches speeds of up to 800 knots, whereas the F-16 tops out around 600 knots in testing, allowing the Concord to outpace pursuing fighters in level flight.
Can the Concord land safely with multiple engine fires?
Yes. Testing shows that the aircraft remains flyable after multiple bird strikes ignite the engines, allowing careful pilots to perform an emergency landing before complete failure.
