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The ultimate list of the best flying machine AutoBuild QR codes for Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. From planes and drones to infinite wings — scan, build and dominate the skies of Hyrule.
While hoverbikes are the most popular way to fly in TOTK, flying machines offer a completely different experience. They're generally faster, more stable at high altitude, and some can carry more equipment. The tradeoff is they typically cost more Zonaite and can be harder to control. Whether you want a plane, a drone, a glider or a wing — this list has the best community-built flying machines available as AutoBuild QR codes.
The undisputed king of flying in TOTK with over 14,000 views — the most popular build on the entire site. Built with 2 fans and a steering stick, it's technically a hoverbike but flies better than most dedicated flying machines. Ultra cheap, ultra reliable. If you only scan one QR code from this entire guide, make it this one.
Best for: Everything. Exploration, travel, Sky Islands, the Depths.
📥 Get the QR Code →One of the rarest and most sought-after builds in TOTK. This wing was created using a special out-of-game method giving it infinite durability — it never breaks. Normally infinite wings can't be transferred to AutoBuilds, but this QR code is the exception. With over 8,400 views, it's a community legend. The cost is higher but for a wing that never breaks, it's absolutely worth it.
Best for: Players who want a permanent flying solution that never needs replacing.
📥 Get the QR Code →The classic plane-style flying machine for TOTK. More expensive than a hoverbike but flies at higher altitude with more stability. Ideal for players who want a proper aircraft feel rather than a bike. Submitted by the community, this build has proven itself as a reliable workhorse for long-distance aerial travel across Hyrule.
Best for: High-altitude exploration, reaching Sky Islands, scenic flights.
📥 Get the QR Code →Not just a flying machine — a flying weapon. This automatic combat drone by creator chocrab_1226 packs an attack power of 132, and with the thawing attack bonus it becomes even more devastating. Incredibly efficient at only 9 Zonaite, it can take down a Silver enemy in just two shots. The perfect blend of flight and firepower for players who want to dominate combat encounters from above.
Best for: Combat, taking down tough enemies, Silver Bokoblins, boss fights.
📥 Get the QR Code →Not all flying machines are created equal in Tears of the Kingdom. Here's a quick breakdown of the main categories you'll find in our collection. Hoverbikes are the cheapest and most versatile, perfect for general exploration. Wings and gliders offer the most natural flying experience but require more skill to control. Planes are stable at high altitude but cost more Zonaite. Drones are specialized flying machines designed for combat or carrying cargo rather than transport. Balloons are slow but extremely stable, great for surveying areas or reaching specific heights.
Flying machine costs in TOTK vary enormously depending on the complexity of the build. Simple hoverbikes start at just 3-9 Zonaite, making them accessible very early in the game. Mid-tier flying machines like standard planes typically cost 15-39 Zonaite. The most complex and powerful builds can cost 50+ Zonaite. We always display the Zonaite cost on every build page so you know exactly what you need before scanning.
For most players, the Old Faithful Flying Bike (show-36) is the best flying machine in TOTK — it's cheap at 9 Zonaite, stable, fast, and works everywhere. For players who want something that never breaks, the Infinite Wing is the ultimate choice.
The cheapest flying builds on our site cost only 3 Zonaite. Check our best hoverbike guide for the most affordable options.
Yes! The Automatic Drone (show-229) is specifically designed for aerial combat with an attack power of 132. You can also dismount any flying vehicle mid-air to shoot arrows before landing back on your machine.
Yes, AutoBuild works in the Depths as long as you have enough Zonaite. Flying machines are actually very useful in the Depths for navigating the dark terrain quickly without getting caught by enemies.
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