Screenshot 1 of 2. A Minecraft biplane with orange wings stands on sand near a village, shown in the Planes Add-on.
Planes Add-on is a Minecraft Bedrock addon by EndXenocMC, with CerealDrop54 credited as co-author, that adds craftable planes to your world. It is Bedrock only, has no loader, and ships as a single .mcaddon file. The listing names no required dependencies.
Supported versions
- Minecraft 1.21.60 to 1.21.124.
What it adds
The add-on is deliberately small. Every plane starts from a Plane Engine, which you craft first, and the engine then sits in the centre of each plane recipe.
- Wooden planes, made from stripped logs and planks around the engine.
- A bamboo plane, made the same way with stripped bamboo blocks and bamboo planks.
- Copper planes, made by surrounding the engine with copper blocks. Oxidized copper blocks give oxidized variants.
Copper planes oxidize on their own, somewhere between 900 and 3600 seconds. Wax one with a honeycomb to freeze its look, or use an axe to deoxidize it.
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How to install Planes Add-on
- 1.Download the .mcaddon file from the original listing linked on this page.
- 2.Open the file with Minecraft Bedrock. On Windows a double-click works, and on phones and tablets you open it with Minecraft.
- 3.Create a world or edit an existing one, then turn the add-on on in the world settings.
- 4.Craft the Plane Engine, then the plane of your choice.
The install guide covers the import steps in full.
Questions about Planes Add-on.
4 questions
How do I install the Planes Add-on on Bedrock?
Download the .mcaddon file and open it with Minecraft Bedrock to import it. Then open your world's settings and turn the add-on on there. Load the world and craft a Plane Engine to begin making planes.
How do you craft a plane in the Planes Add-on?
Craft the Plane Engine first. For a wooden plane, put the engine in the centre and surround it with stripped logs and planks. Bamboo uses stripped bamboo blocks and bamboo planks. Copper planes use copper blocks around the engine.
Do copper planes rust in the Planes Add-on?
Yes. Copper planes oxidize naturally over time, between 900 and 3600 seconds. You can stop the process by waxing a plane with a honeycomb, or reverse it by using an axe to deoxidize it. Oxidized copper blocks in the recipe give oxidized variants directly.
Can I use the Planes Add-on on Java Edition?
No. It is a Bedrock Edition add-on distributed as a .mcaddon file, and Java Edition cannot load that format.
