Welcome to the Itty Bitty Airport Wiki

Itty Bitty Airport is one of the most satisfying airport tycoon experiences on Roblox — a BETA title from Taco Dev that asks you to grow a tiny airstrip into a global hub, one jetway and one indoor floor tile at a time. Whether you just bought the game for roughly 35 Robux or you are planning Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 endgame layouts, this wiki answers the questions the in-game tutorial never quite covers.

We document working codes, plane requirements, build systems, and community tools so you spend less time guessing and more time watching cash roll in from landed aircraft.

What makes Itty Bitty Airport different

Unlike generic tycoon games where you click a button and watch numbers climb, Itty Bitty Airport rewards spatial planning. Your planes do not magically teleport to any gate — they pathfind to the last placed jetway. That single rule shapes everything: runway placement, taxiway width, terminal expansion order, and why your shiny new gate might sit empty while traffic piles up elsewhere.

Capacity is equally strict. One indoor floor tile equals one passenger capacity. A Boeing 747 will not consider your airport until you have 150 indoor tiles — and that is before you account for the Large ATC Tower, Large Runway, and Double Jetbridge it demands.

Explore the seven wiki hubs

Every major topic lives in its own hub. Start wherever your current bottleneck is — codes for a cash injection, guides if planes refuse to land, or build pages if your layout fights the pathfinder.

Codes — Free cash and cosmetic rewards

Redeem threeand2 ($32,000), 500k ($50,000), SENIAC ($50,000), Concorde ($30,000), PieInTheSky (pie shop unlock), and BetaTester (sign decoration). We track how to redeem codes step by step and maintain an expired codes archive so you do not waste time on dead strings.

Guides — Progression from day one to endgame

New players should start with the beginner guide. From there, branch into how to get money, planes not landing fixes, airport capacity planning, taxiway and jetway routing, collecting every aircraft, endgame airport design, mobile vs PC differences, and save slot protection.

Planes — All 12 aircraft documented

From the starter Beechcraft Premier I and Sea Plane through mid-tier Airbus A320 and Firefighting Plane, up to late-game Boeing 747, C-17 Globemaster, Concorde, and Airbus A380 — each plane page lists capacity, ATC tier, runway, jetway type, payout, and unlock path. Gamepass planes Q400 and Boeing 737 are covered too.

Build — Terminals, towers, and layouts

Master ATC towers from Small through Long Range (Level 8, $400K for A380 and Concorde), runways and taxiways, jetways and gates, terminal design, food and comfort, monorail and outside areas, and proven airport layouts.

Tier List — Planes and Gamepasses ranked

Community-informed rankings for planes and Gamepasses including Boeing 737 (35R$), Q400 (40R$), Shift to Run (95R$), Extra Save Slot (125R$), First Class (320R$), and Infinite Cash (1200R$).

Info — Controls, updates, and community

Reference controls, full Gamepass breakdown, release and update history, our Trello alternative page (Discord and update channels — there is no official Trello board), and Discord community links.

Tools — Interactive calculators

Use the capacity calculator to see which planes your terminal can host, and the plane requirements checker to verify ATC, runway, jetway, and capacity before you buy.

Quick reference: core game rules

Working codes at a glance

Full details on codes hub. Redeem all six before your next build session — $162,000 total cash plus two cosmetic items.

Who this wiki is for

Beginners drowning in build menus will find structured walkthroughs instead of scattered YouTube timestamps. Mid-game players stuck before the 747 unlock can cross-reference capacity math with our capacity calculator. Endgame builders chasing Concorde and A380 payouts get layout advice that respects pathfinder behavior. Mobile players get platform-specific tips without assuming everyone has a keyboard.

Recommended first steps

1. Redeem every code on codes hub
2. Read beginner guide
3. Count indoor tiles — airport capacity
4. When stuck, open planes not landing
5. Join Discord for live updates (not Trello — explained here)

Stay updated

Itty Bitty Airport is in active BETA. Codes expire, payouts get tuned, and new planes may appear. We date-stamp pages and link to release notes and Discord for live announcements. Bookmark the Codes hub before every play session — a single redeem can fund your next ATC Tower upgrade.

Community wiki. Not affiliated with Taco Dev or Roblox. Game terms remain in English: Itty Bitty Airport, Boeing 747, ATC Tower, Jetway, Gamepass, Robux.