Bumpy Flight Supplies: Luggage, Fuel, Fridge and Order Terminal

The supply loop at a glance

Supplies are the pre-flight half of the core loop: the TASKS panel gates takeoff behind loaded bags and a full fuel tank, and the cabin keeps needing stock after you're airborne. Everything below is ordered the way a run actually flows.

Loading luggage

Bags start on shelves in the terminal baggage room. Carry them to the luggage truck, drive the truck out of the store and around to the aircraft, then toss each suitcase into the cargo storage at the back of the plane. The TASKS counter typically reads 0/4 or 0/6 depending on the aircraft.

Two details make it faster. Bags auto-stick when tossed properly, so you don't need to walk each one into place. And players have found that a bag released at the edge of the cargo hold can slip through the back of the plane — a community-reported shortcut worth testing on your own runs.

Refueling to 100

Fuel is a hard gate: the gas panel reads 0% until you work the pump, and the plane will not take off until the counter reaches 100. Walk to the fuel port, start the pump, and watch the REFUELING percentage climb — the loop is short but it cannot be skipped.

The fridge and the order terminal

Two cabin fixtures serve passengers in flight. The fridge sits near the cockpit door and holds the basic food and drinks you hand out for comfort requests. The order terminal, a screen in the same area, places bigger orders — and the delivery lands on the wing of the plane, so someone has to walk out and fetch it mid-flight.

Restock before takeoff whenever the fridge looks thin. Mid-air wing walks are exactly as safe as they sound.

The three emergency items

The AIRCRAFT SUPPLIES menu shows the three items that answer in-flight events: a Blanket for cold passengers, an IceScraper for frozen wings, and Medicine for sick passengers. Know where all three live before takeoff — during a cold snap you will not have time to search.

Who carries what in a crew

With a crew, one person owns supplies end to end while the pilot flies and a third answers repairs. The supply runner keeps the fridge stocked, hauls order-terminal deliveries in from the wing, and doubles as the blanket-and-medicine courier during cold events.

Solo players carry everything themselves — which is one more reason solo runs should fly slower and stop for prompts instead of racing the distance counter.