Pilot Training Flight Simulator Wiki

ProductRoblox experience Place 20321167 VersionOfficial badge inventory checked September 22, 2026 PlatformAll supported Roblox devices

The official Roblox Badges API returned 46 enabled badges for Pilot Training Flight Simulator on September 22, 2026. They include location discoveries, Stunt Pilot flights, mission-completion milestones, unusual landmarks, and newer exploration challenges. Official names and descriptions prove that the badges exist; they do not always reveal the exact trigger or current location.

Use the official inventory to decide what is active, then use current in-game observation or a dated community route for the trigger. A badge with a playful description may require touching an object, flying through an obstacle, reaching a hidden structure, or completing a mission threshold. Do not convert the description into a guessed route.

Choose a badge guide

Badge list

Scan all 46 enabled official names, grouped into exploration, stunts, missions, and newer challenges.

Mission badges

Understand the official 50, 100, 200, and All Missions Completed milestones and track repeated versus unique completions.

Stunt Pilot badges

Plan the seven currently enabled numbered stunt flights using official descriptions and dated community locations.

Find the locations

Follow island-based search routes for Find, Discover, Visit, crash-site, structure, and hidden-object badges.

Badge groups at a glance

GroupOfficial examplesWhat to verify

Find / visitFind The Monkey, UFO, Pancakes, Penguin, Mummy, TurtlesCurrent island, landmark, and touch trigger

Stunt PilotStunt Pilot 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8Obstacle, flight direction, aircraft size, award trigger

Mission progress50, 100, 200, All Missions CompletedCounter update and unique mission coverage

Structures / crash sitesCastle Ruins, Crashed Fighter, Secret Lab, Crashed CessnaCurrent terrain after remodels

Recent enabled entriesFind The Mummy, Find The Turtles, Catch This!Newer location and interaction condition

Start with reliable targets

Mission badges have the clearest official descriptions. Complete missions until the in-game counter reaches 50, 100, or 200, and use unique-route tracking for All Missions Completed. The badge descriptions do not promise a reward beyond the Roblox badge.

Stunt Pilot 1 also has a direct official description: fly through the crane at the container docks. Current community guidance places it at the Greater Rockford port and recommends a small aircraft. That pairing—official trigger plus current community location—is stronger than a route based only on a badge image.

For location badges, begin on Greater Rockford because the current community island page reports many active discoveries there. Find The Monkey, Pancakes, Piano, UFO, Penguin, Seal, and several stunt routes can be organized into one session, but a 2025 island remodel means older screenshots may show outdated terrain.

Track your badge run

Make a compact checklist with official name, island, nearest spawn, trigger, evidence date, and earned state. Keep the official name exactly as Roblox shows it. Similar names, legacy badges, and old community pages can otherwise create duplicates.

After completing a route, wait for the Roblox badge notification, then check your profile or the experience’s badge list. If nothing appears, confirm that the official badge is enabled, repeat the trigger once, and rejoin a fresh server. Do not assume the route is wrong until checking whether the badge was already earned.

For mission milestones, record the in-game Missions count. For location badges, record the nearest airport and landmark. For stunts, record the aircraft used and direction of travel. These notes make a failed trigger easy to diagnose.

Official inventory versus community routes

The official endpoint supplies badge ID, exact name, description, enabled state, and update time. That is the correct source for whether an entry exists. Community pages add a practical route, but a route can become stale when an island, airport, bridge, or hidden object moves.

Prefer a route checked after the latest relevant remodel. If a community page conflicts with the live terrain, search around the official clue and current landmark rather than forcing the old coordinates. Do not present an unavailable legacy badge as currently earnable.

The official list currently includes no single badge literally named Find the Locations. On this site, “Find the locations” means the group of discovery badges whose official names start with Find, Visit, Discover, or identify a hidden place or object.

Stunt safety and aircraft choice

Use a small, controllable aircraft for cranes, turbines, pylons, bridge arches, and viaducts. Practice the line at safe altitude first, reduce graphics lag where possible, and approach with enough room to abort. Advanced mode can help precise maneuvering but also increases over-control.

Other players may be using the same obstacle. Keep separation and do not repeatedly cross an active runway or crowded terminal. A badge attempt is not worth causing collisions in a public server.

Troubleshoot missing awards

First confirm the badge is enabled in the official inventory. Second, make sure you used the current experience Place 20321167 rather than a copied game. Third, check whether you already own it. Fourth, repeat the exact trigger in a fresh server. For a flight-through stunt, pass through the intended opening rather than above or beside it. For a find badge, touch or interact with the object as the current route describes.

If the official description is vague, do not guess a hidden condition. Use the badge list to identify the entry and a dated route in the location guide. Some details still need live testing.

Verification status

The count, names, descriptions, and enabled status are Official, checked September 22, 2026. Exact routes are Community reported unless the official description states the action. Terrain-sensitive locations and award triggers still need in-game verification after updates.