Economy
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The Pilops economy runs on two currencies, a handful of fees and a progression system based on experience. This section explains where money comes from, where it goes, and how flying turns into levels and ranking positions.
Pages in this section
- Pilops Coins — the in-game money (P$): how you earn it and what it buys
- Pilop Points — the optional currency (Pp$): what it is used for and how to get it
- Bank — your transaction history, personal vs company accounts, transfers
- Fees — the flight fee, the marketplace fee and other costs
- Levels and XP — how flight experience is calculated and what each level needs
- Rankings — the global leaderboard
The short version
- You earn Pilops Coins by delivering cargo and passengers. Each flight pays the price of the jobs delivered, adjusted for condition and your Flight streak, minus a 10% flight fee.
- You spend Coins on aircraft, fuel, hangars, stands, routes and company costs.
- Pilop Points are bought with real money and let you do some of those things faster. The game is fully playable without them.
- Every flight also gives XP, which raises your level and rank and places you on the ranking.
- Demand is shared. Jobs, prices and availability are the same for every pilot at a given airport, so what the community flies shapes what is left for you. See Airport size and demand.