Pilot Training Flight Simulator Badge List

The official Roblox endpoint returned 46 enabled Pilot Training Flight Simulator badges on September 22, 2026. This list preserves the official names and groups them for lookup. Use each official description as a clue; use the live experience or a dated walkthrough for the exact trigger when the description is playful or incomplete.

Find and visit badges

The find-the-locations guide organizes practical routes by island. Do not use an old screenshot as proof that an object survived a terrain remodel.

Stunt Pilot badges

The official enabled list contains Stunt Pilot 1, Stunt Pilot 2, Stunt Pilot 3, Stunt Pilot 4, Stunt Pilot 6, Stunt Pilot 7, and Stunt Pilot 8. There is no enabled Stunt Pilot 5 entry in the official 46-badge response checked on September 22.

Official descriptions identify a container-dock crane, spinning wind turbine, bridge arch, pylons, a bridge near lava, a viaduct, and another piece of architecture. Use the Stunt Pilot guide for current community locations and a safe attempt order.

Mission badges

The official descriptions do not state a currency or aircraft reward. Read the mission badges guide before choosing a route strategy.

Structure, crash-site, and landmark badges

The remaining official enabled names include Desk Of Knowledge, You Went Up There?!, Flight Sim, Castle Ruins, Crashed Fighter, CoderQwerty Statue, Crashed Cessna, SamisageTFE Shack, Bit of Football lad?, and Enter The Missile Silo.

These names can describe a place, object, or interaction. The official descriptions range from direct hints to jokes. Do not infer a door code, route, or exact interaction from the name alone. Confirm a current location guide or explore from the nearest airport.

Official names with important wording

The current official list uses capitalization and punctuation that may differ from older community titles. Keep the API name when checking ownership. “Help Me” corresponds to a community location that may also be called Sus Cave. “Find The (I can’t put the name as it’s blocked)” is the official displayed name. “You Went Up There?!” includes punctuation.

Legacy versions may exist in older player inventories without appearing in the current enabled list. A legacy badge is not the same target as the active badge with a similar name. Check the badge ID and enabled status before following a route.

How to turn the list into a route

Start with mission milestones if you already fly missions. For exploration, group Greater Rockford finds by nearest airport: terminal and airport objects, Airbase Garry, the port and bridges, mountain locations, then Mellor and nearby coast. Use a small aircraft or ground movement where appropriate.

For stunts, begin with a wide obstacle and a small aircraft. Move to spinning turbines or bridge arches only after you can hold a clean line. Rejoin a low-lag server if the obstacle or aircraft movement appears inconsistent.

Verification and update notes

Badge count, IDs, exact names, descriptions, and enabled state are Official for the September 22, 2026 check. Routes and locations are not supplied by the endpoint. They remain Community reported or Needs in-game testing unless the description itself gives the action.

The inventory can change. Check the official endpoint or current Roblox badge panel after a major update. A new update timestamp does not prove a new badge trigger; compare the actual badge record.

Sources

• Official Roblox badges endpoint
• PTFS Wiki badges index