Emergency Landing Flight Type Badges: All 14
All 14 flight type badges in Emergency Landing, from Domestic and Regional to Delivery and Crash Experiment, with award counts and what each route means.
FAQ
How many flight type badges are in Emergency Landing?
Which flight type badge is the most common?
How many flight type badges are in Emergency Landing?
There are 14 flight type badges, covering scheduled routes, repositioning flights and test flights. The set holds 11,949,780 awards, but the distribution is extremely top-heavy: one badge, Domestic Flight, has more awards than the other thirteen combined.
All 14 flight type badges
| Badge | Awards | Per day | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic Flight | 5,351,302 | 2,080 | You flew on a flight bound to another airport in the same country. |
| Regional Flight | 1,634,063 | 634 | You flew aboard a small aircraft in a scheduled flight for a low-demand short route. |
| Busy Flight | 1,245,129 | 415 | You flew on a scheduled flight for a considerably busy route for the type, demanded by many more passengers than usual. |
| International Flight | 1,042,796 | 400 | You flew on a flight bound to another country. |
| Military Flight | 804,031 | 296 | You flew on an aircraft involved in a non-combatant airborne military operation. |
| Leasing Flight | 742,652 | 214 | You flew on a blank livery aircraft as it is being leased to another airline. |
| Deadheading Flight | 410,486 | 208 | You flew alongside ferrying crew members that are traveling as passengers. |
| Transoceanic Flight | 242,889 | 81 | You flew on a flight that crosses an ocean. |
| Engine Ferrying Flight | 222,335 | 108 | You flew on an aircraft carrying a spare engine for repositioning. |
| Charter Flight | 98,321 | 28 | You flew on an unscheduled flight on a specifically hired aircraft. |
| Delivery Flight | 79,406 | 9 | You flew on the first flight of an aircraft being delivered to its airline! |
| Crash Experiment | 41,689 | 3 | You flew on a controlled test in which the aircraft is deliberately crashed to study safety measures, crash dynamics, and survivability. |
| Flight Test | 21,286 | 10 | You flew on a special flight aimed to evaluate the performance, safety, or reliability of a newly designed or modified aircraft. |
| Scientific Expedition | 13,395 | 0 | You undertook this flight to gather data or conduct research in remote or challenging environments for scientific purposes. |
What each flight type means
- Scheduled passenger routes: Regional, Domestic, International and Transoceanic, in ascending order of distance.
- Load-based routes: Busy Flight is a scheduled route that carries far more passengers than usual for the aircraft.
- Non-scheduled work: Charter Flight is a hired aircraft, Deadheading Flight carries crew travelling as passengers, and Leasing Flight moves an aircraft in blank livery to a new operator.
- Delivery and maintenance: Delivery Flight is an aircraft’s first flight to its airline, and Engine Ferrying Flight carries a spare engine.
- Special operations: Military Flight, Scientific Expedition and Flight Test.
- Deliberate crashes: Crash Experiment, which the description calls a controlled test in which the aircraft is intentionally crashed.
Which flight type is the most common?
Domestic Flight leads with 5,351,302 awards and a 72.4% win rate, which makes it the second most common badge of any kind after the onboarding badge. Regional Flight follows at 1,634,063 awards.
Which flight types are the rarest?
| Badge | Awards | Per day |
|---|---|---|
| Scientific Expedition | 13,395 | 0 |
| Flight Test | 21,286 | 10 |
| Crash Experiment | 41,689 | 3 |
| Delivery Flight | 79,406 | 9 |
| Charter Flight | 98,321 | 28 |
These are edge cases rather than hard challenges. Scientific Expedition, Flight Test and Crash Experiment have almost no awards because the routes themselves are rare, not because fewer players attempt them.
Related pages
- All 238 badges for the full list.
- Aircraft badges for the fleet these flights operate.
- Landing site badges for where each route ends.
- Milestone badges for the flight-count ladders.
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