Aircraft Roles and Stats

Thank you for printing this page from www.SuperCheats.com.Remember to come back to check for updates to this guide and much more content for Project Wingman

Last Updated: Jan 14th, 2021

Project Wingman features 24 aircraft as of this writing, 3 of which are only available in Conquest Mode. Aside from the starting aircraft, you’ll unlock more aircraft by completing certain missions. The planes are divided into seven different roles or types, which determines their SP weapon loadout and stats, which in turn determines their effectiveness in different combat scenarios. In this page, we will discuss the various aircraft roles and what does each stat mean. Hopefully, you can use this information when deciding which aircraft to buy first or take on certain missions.

Aircraft Roles

As mentioned earlier, there are seven roles or types of planes. To know what is an aircraft’s designated role, hover your cursor to the plane and you’ll see the role right under the aircraft’s name in the upper-left corner, as shown below.

Aircraft Role	Description
Trainer	These are your starter aircraft. They’re cheap and have very limited weapon loadout selection. You’ll only use these on the first mission and most likely be immediately replaced by better, entry-level aircraft.
Interceptor	These aircraft boast some of the fastest speed stats in the game. It’s in the name; it specializes in interception and anti-air combat.
Fighter	These are agile and very maneuverable aircraft that specialize in anti-air combat, particularly dogfights.
Strike	These are planes that’s capable of carrying anti-ship (naval) weapons. So far, there are only two of them in the game.
Attacker	There’s only one attacker aircraft in the game (SK.25U) which excels at anti-ground combat. Attackers generally have low maneuverability and speed but this is offset by their amazing stability and resilience. They’re also capable of equipping a massive amount of weapons. The SK.25u alone has 8 hardpoints.
Multirole	These planes are all-rounders, capable of dealing threats on all fronts (air, ground, and sea). Due to this, they have a good variety of weapon loadout options.
Prototypes	These are powerful, end-game experimental aircraft with outstanding stats and capable of dealing with all types of threats, similar to Multiroles. They’re also capable of equipping equally powerful experimental weapons.

Aircraft Stats

Each aircraft will have a pre-determined stat. These stats can’t be modified or changed by the player. The stats are displayed under the aircraft’s name and role while viewing the aircraft in the hangar.

Aircraft Stat	Description
Response	Indicates how responsive the aircraft is.
Speed	Determines the aircraft’s maximum speed.
Accel	Determines the aircraft’s acceleration. The higher the value, the faster it can reach its max speed.
Roll	Determines the aircraft’s roll rate. Roll is how the aircraft turns from side-to-side.
Pitch	Determines the aircraft’s pitch rate. The pitch is how the aircraft’s nose goes up or down.
Yaw	Determines the aircraft’s yaw rate. Yaw is how the aircraft turns from left-to-right, on a vertical axis.

 That’s it for our Aircraft Roles and Stats guide. Please check out our other pages within the guide for more helpful tips and tidbits about Project Wingman. 

Next Page

Unlockable Aircraft

Previous Page

Prestige Farming Guide

Top of
Guide

Guide Menu

Verdict:

Very Helpful

Not Useful

Anything missing from this guide?

ASK A QUESTION for Project Wingman