Plane Cheat
Etta Lesniak
GTA 5 cheats and the corresponding GTA 5 cheat codes are a staple of any GTA plathrough at this point, being the easiest way to get straight to the fun - which most of the time means straight to the invincibility, weapons, ammo and of course helicopters.
For a full list of all GTA 5 cheats, console commands, and phone numbers, then, you've come to the right page. Do note that for money, however, it's confirmed that there's absolutely no specific GTA 5 money cheat - but there are some alternatives. If that's what you're after, we have a guide on how to make money in GTA 5 that'll have you rolling with the elite in no time!
GTA 5 added some interesting ways to input cheats on top of the good old controller button-mashing codes. On consoles, you can input those controller codes or, alternatively, whip out the in-game cell phone to dial in a number that activates the cheat instead.
On PC, you can do either of those things and also use console commands - the commands are actually the words spelled out by the phone numbers, which is a nice touch (giving you things like 1-999-LAWYERUP)!
There is a decent range of cheats available for GTA 5 players, but it's worth noting that some classics are missing - there's no way to spawn yourself a tank for instance, plus no actual, official money cheat - despite what a lot of people will tell you!
Otherwise, there are a couple of final things to bear in mind: first, you won't be able to unlock achievements or trophies, or get anything other than a Bronze rating on missions, in a session where cheats have been activated. Second, all of these cheats are purely offline only - cheats are disabled in GTA Online, due to the pretty obvious disrupted effect they'd otherwise have!
Xbox Series X/S, Xbox 360 and Xbox One GTA cheats work in the same way as they do on PlayStation platforms: you can enter them at any point in offline mode by using the controller inputs listed below, or by dialling the cell phone numbers listed next to them.
The only thing to note is that the buttons don't always line up exactly with their counterparts on PlayStation - so just because you have, say, the Invincibility cheat burned into your muscle memory on one platform, that doesn't mean it's the exact same buttons on the other. Double check the list below when in doubt!
You can also use the cell phone numbers - listed in the tables below alongside the cheat codes - to enter the same cheats if you prefer. To do so, simply bring up your phone and dial the number listed next to the cheat you're after.
As we mentioned above, cheats on PCs work a little differently to their counterparts on consoles. You can still use a controller to input them - we've used Xbox button names below, as that's the most popular choice of PC gamepad - but otherwise the main ways of inputting them are via the in-game cell phone (again, bring it up in-game and dial the below numbers to use the cheats), or alternatively you can use console commands.
Instead, you have to put in the work yourself - and thankfully, we can help with our GTA 5 stock market explainer, which offers a step-by-step breakdown of how you can use stock market assassinations to boost your capital.
The cheat sheet shows a number for each body called "Maximum Plane Change". What is this? Is this figure the total amount of dV needed to go from a 0 degree inclination a 90 degree inclination plane change? And, if so, is this maximum being referenced from within Kerbin's SOI before you leave or from the SOI of the targeted body after you arrive?
From the limited experience I have with KSP, it's always better to change you to your desired inclination furthest away from your desired target in order to save as much dV as possible. So, for example, if I want to go into a polar orbit around Moho in order to visit the Mohole, I'd plan a maneuver node in LKO to combine my ejection burn and a normal burn to get a 90 degree inclination upon arrival. This would be about a 83 degree inclination change as Moho is already at 7 degrees inclined from Kerbin. Following this example, am I expected to budget the extra 2520 dV needed for the normal burn in addition to the regular dV needed for the ejection burn or is that figure the ABSOLUTE max I need once captured in Moho? I'm just trying to understand where the maximum dV figure is coming into play. If that is within the SOI then I could reduce that figure dramatically and combine my burns from LKO as is my intention.
If you perform the transfer in such a way that your encounter happens to be at ascending/descending node, then no plane change is needed. But if it happens right between the two, you'll need a large normal/antinormal burn - and this value is the most pessimistic value for that burn when trying to encounter given planet, when you start your burn from equatorial orbit.
(and these figures have very little in common with inclination changes *at* the destination. When departing Kerbin for Moho, the change between arrival into equatorial or polar orbit is of order of 0.1m/s. But to reach Moho SOI you may need to spend 2520m/s on a normal burn, on top of 950+760=1710 just to drop your periapsis to reach Moho orbit.
My memory is fuzzy, but the numbers for inclination changes on that map are either at An/Dn mid-transfter, whereever that happens to be (the author made the orbit and took note of that value) or mathematically calculated basically at the same point.
Grand Theft Auto 5 is a massive story of crime told from three different perspectives, supplemented by a huge and constantly growing online mode. But on a broader level, it's a playground for mayhem. From the inception of the series, half the fun has been causing chaos, getting your wanted level up, and surviving for as long as you can. There is nothing that fits the spirit of the series more than cheat codes for everything from invincibility to getting extra weapons and ammo for maximum chaos.
We've compiled some of the best and most impactful cheat codes from GameSpot sister site GameFAQs below, available on each platform. You can input keywords or button combos across PC, PlayStation, or Xbox platforms. GTA 5 also sports a unique phone cheat system that works across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. Console codes are generally identical to the PC cheats, but are preceded by a "1-999" digit code. Check out each of the cheats below and have fun blasting your way through Los Santos.
As with most of Rockstar's sprawling open-world sandboxes, one of the best ways to have fun in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is to dip into its array of wacky cheat codes. Luckily, there's a whole bunch of them on offer, letting you spawn tanks, lead around groups of rocket-launcher-wielding pedestrians and even drive invisible cars.
On this page, you'll find a complete list of all the cheat codes available to San Andreas players on PC as well as a tutorial on how to input them. So, without further ado, here are all of GTA San Andreas' PC cheat codes. Please note, this guide includes an update for the GTA: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition release for Xbox, PC, and PS5.
Unlike more modern Grand Theft Auto games that rely on the phone as a hub for cheats, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas requires the player to input codes while playing the game. There's no cheat screen and you can't input the codes via the pause menu.
Once you know the code you want to input, type the correct sequence of buttons in quick succession while in-game. If the cheat was successful, you'll get a small pop-up in the left-hand corner of the screen as well as a brief audio cue. With that done, you'll be ready to enjoy whichever cheat you've entered.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has several cheats that kit out CJ's arsenal, boost his health and add some extra cash to his account. Here's a complete list of the weapon, health, and money cheat codes:
Some of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas' most entertaining cheats allow you to alter the game's physics and internal logic to turn Los Santos, San Fierro and Las Venturas into chaos-filled playgrounds. Here's all the gameplay cheat codes:
Looking to buff out CJ's stats without having to grind at the gym? Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has cheats for that too, as well as some handy (and mayhem-infused) gang-related codes. Here's a complete list of every stat and gang cheat:
Although there's a lot of cheats for CJ's on-foot adventures, there's also plenty of codes you can utilise when he gets behind the wheel. Here are all the traffic, vehicle, boat, plane and motorcycle cheat codes:
The above stuff is driving players away, but all you can do is talk to the admins of the server. They'll decide if they want to make changes or referee things, and if they're not willing or able to do that, then there's nothing to be done, thats how the server is for better or worse.
What I see is crying of germans, that they are not alone on the server, that they dont have 2times better planes then enemies and that they must do something instead of winning maps just by itself, bcs of germany must always have it easy
Hi Agata, in general that should be fine. If you are flying a major carrier, they have no way of knowing whether you brought it from home or bought it at the airport, and boarding holding food/drinks is not typically an issue.
Hi Helena,
I totally hear you on the space issue, but EasyJet is very strict and has also forced me to squeeze a purse or camera inside the carry on bag to board. The most cost-effective way to handle it is to pay for one of their $10/8 add-on options like an Upfront or an Extra Legroom seat, which also allows you speedy boarding and a personal item (like a purse, small bag, or your DSLR camera): -bag-and-hold-luggage. Exact fees depend on your flight, but it is easy to add on to an existing booking or arrange when you buy your flights.
Happy travels!
Lana
My husband uses a walker (which folds). He also has sleep apnea and requires a C-pap machine. We have never had any trouble boarding with these items.
Sometimes the C-pap machine gets an extra look at security. Both items are labeled as medical equipment.