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Planes in Minecraft.
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The Ultimate Plane Mod

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This mod adds planes into your Minecraft world. It requires the Ultimate Car Mod for the fuel and the gas station.

Features

Types of planes

The Bush Plane

The Bush plane is the smallest plane. It can only hold one player. It has no inventory. Despite these restrictions it has the best flight characteristics and the least fuel usage. Its tank can hold 2000 mb of fuel.

The Normal Plane

The normal plane is the best compromise between maneuverability and storage size. It can hold three players and has 27 slots storage space. Its tank can hold 5000 mb of fuel.

The Cargo Plane

The cargo plane has the most storage space of them all at the cost of maneuverability. It can hold two players. It has an external storage of 54 slots and an internal storage of 27 slots. Its tank can hold 6000 mb of fuel.

Controlling planes

Getting the plane into the air

Landing the plane

Naming Planes

You can name a plane by naming the plane item in an anvil.

Picking up Planes

Planes can be picked up by hitting them with a plane wrench. The wrench will lose half of its durability when breaking a plane.

Repairing planes

Planes can be repaired by holding right-click on the plane with a plane wrench. This will slowly decrease the damage value.

Plane GUI

You can open a GUI containing the planes internal storage and some information about the plane by pressing the P key when sitting in a plane. Note that this GUI isn't available in the Bush plane as it has no storage space.

You can also access this GUI on the normal plane by sneaking and right-clicking it.

The external inventory of the cargo plane can be accessed by sneaking and right-clicking it.

Every plane has an overlay displaying useful information about the flight. You can disable it by pressing CTRL + P. You can also change the scale in the client config. The speed units can also be changed in the client config. Possible units are kilometers per hour (km/h) and blocks per second (b/s).