Last Tested: September 2026 | Six that load, three with no key. The best one is plain text you can read first.
Your pilot passes out in the air. The plane is yours now, and it is usually on fire. Up to 35 of you have to get it on the ground in one piece.
Most people go looking for a script here after a lot of crashes. The game’s own badges say why. Nine in ten players who have ever loaded in have crashed the plane. Only two in ten have ever landed one.
So there are files out there, and we went and checked them. Eleven addresses, nine of them still alive. Six load and are worth your time, and they are all below.
Land or Die Script: Auto Repairs, Fly and Noclip (Keyless)
Script 1 KEYLESSLX SCRIPT
Auto RepairsFlyNoclipAuto FarmNo Key
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LmihuX/land-or-die-hub/refs/heads/main/script.lua"))()
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Land or Die Script: Big Menu, No Key Needed (Keyless)
Script 2 KEYLESSLAND OR DIE MENU
Auto FarmTeleportScrambled FileNo Key
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tawxm/NgThanhTam/refs/heads/main/LandOrDie.lua"))()
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Land or Die Script: Second Keyless Menu (Keyless)
Script 3 KEYLESSLAND OR DIE TWO
Auto FarmTeleportScrambled FileNo Key
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/XScommunity/XXMZ/refs/heads/main/LandOrDie.lua"))()
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Land or Die Script: Loader Tied to This Game (Key Required)
Script 4 KEY REQUIREDFLIGHT LOADER
Auto FarmFlyKey Required
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/selftilted/flighttosky/refs/heads/main/Loader"))()
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Land or Die Script: Menu With Its Own Key Page (Key Required)
Script 5 KEY REQUIREDOP SCRIPT
Auto FarmTeleportMenuKey Required
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://api.jnkie.com/api/v1/luascripts/public/d0bb85bcda22efd4f3316282070308bc5c7235b6ad1ce61ec2433cb069ebd202/download"))()
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Land or Die Script: Everything Auto (Key Required)
Script 6 KEY REQUIREDEVERYTHING AUTO
Auto FarmBig HubKey Required
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://api.luarmor.net/files/v3/loaders/d677d5082e89f251ee62248d5c22657d.lua"))()
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How to Use a Land or Die Script
1
Get an executor and open it. Our Roblox executor guide walks you through it. Scripts 1, 2 and 3 do not ask for a key.
2
Open the game and wait until you are on the plane, not in the lobby.
3
Copy one loadstring from a box above. Take all of it, right to the last bracket.
4
Paste it into the executor and press Execute.
5
A menu opens. Script 1 opens with the F1 key if it hides on you.
6
Turn on one switch at a time. That way you can see what each one does.
Scripts 1, 2 and 3 run on their own. Scripts 4, 5 and 6 stop and send you to another site for a key first. Script 5 puts its key box right on your screen and tells you whose it is.
Script 1 Is the Only One You Can Read First
Nearly every file like this is scrambled on purpose. You paste it and you find out what it does by watching it happen. Script 1 is not like that.
It is 20,447 bytes of plain text. Open the address in a browser and you can read the whole thing before you run any of it.
What makes it stand out is the switch list. It is this game’s job list. There is one for the radio, one for the toilet, one for seatbelts, and one for the plane itself. It looks for fuel cans and medkits by name.
The menu is written in Russian, so the labels will look odd. The switches still work the same way, and the F1 key opens the menu.
One honest catch. It hunts for parts by their names rather than by a fixed address inside the game. Rename a toilet in an update and that switch stops finding it.
Why a readable file is worth more
You do not have to trust anybody’s word about what a script does when you can read it yourself. That is rare here, and it is why this one goes first.
Scripts 2 and 3 Sit on Shelves Full of Other Games
Scripts 2 and 3 are not one-game pages. Each one sits in a folder holding dozens of files, one per game, all by the same person.
That shape usually means trouble. The cheap trick is to take one file, copy it, and give each copy a game’s name. Everybody gets the same thing.
So we pulled five files off each shelf and measured them. If it were one file wearing many names, the sizes would match.
| Where it sits |
Files on the shelf |
This game’s file |
What the others weigh |
| Script 2’s shelf |
32 files |
387,023 bytes |
No two files the same size |
| Script 3’s shelf |
38 files |
162,381 bytes |
No two files the same size |
They did not match. On one shelf the sizes ran from 19,697 bytes up to 302,726. On the other, from 6,768 up to 74,226. Ten files, ten different sizes.
So these are real separate files, not one file renamed ten times. Both go on this page.
The shelf test
A folder full of games is not proof of anything on its own. Measure a few of the files. If they all weigh the same, it is one file with many names. If they do not, somebody did the work.
One Page Named After This Game Holds No Script at All
There is a page out there named after this game, word for word. It went up in August. It says the script has many useful features for the players.
It holds one file. That file is 81 bytes long, and all it does is repeat the same sentence. There is no script in it anywhere.
Nothing is hidden and nothing is broken. There was simply never anything there. It is the game’s name with an empty box behind it.
A name that matches yours is the easiest thing in the world to type. Look for the file itself before you get your hopes up.
Script 6 Is a File We Have Met Before
Script 6 shows up twice on the same board. Once under this game’s name, and once as a big hub that claims to cover 17 games.
Both go to the same 108 bytes, and those 108 bytes point at one file on a key site. One file, two shop windows.
We know that file. It is the same one we wrote up for a game about being stuck at sea. Same address, down to the last character.
That is not a mark against it. It loads, and it is on this page because it loads. It just means you are getting a hub, not something built for this plane.
Two Addresses Are Already Dead, and the Game Is Still in Beta
Two of the eleven addresses gave back nothing at all. One was posted in July and is gone. The other went the same way.
Both were listed as keyless auto farms, which is the kind people click first. Both are empty now.
The game itself says on its own page that it is in beta. It got an update the same day we checked these files.
A game that changes every week breaks scripts every week. That is the main reason a page like this needs checking again in a month, and we do check.
Things You Do Not Have to Pay For
The shop here sells eleven things, and they add up to nearly 3,500 Robux if you buy the lot. Plenty of the game is not in that shop at all.
| What it is |
Why it costs nothing |
| Playing at all |
The game is free, and servers hold 35 people |
| Every job on the plane |
Radio, toilet, seatbelts and fires are all part of the game |
| The group |
Free to join, and it does carry a Roblox verified badge |
| Codes |
Eight of them work right now, and they pay the game’s own money |
About Land or Die
Land or Die is a plane survival game by the group Plenty of Planets, which does carry a Roblox verified badge and has 3.5 million members. Your pilot passes out and the rest of you have to land the plane.
It opened in December 2025 and has passed 180 million visits. Servers hold 35 people, and the game is still marked as beta.
You calm the passengers, fix what breaks, put out fires and buy tools from the Supply Shop. The game’s own page warns that it has flashing lights and fast camera moves, which can be a problem if bright flashes affect you.
All six addresses on this page were checked in September 2026 and returned a file. We do not run these on a live account. None of them is made or backed by the game’s studio. Using one breaks the Roblox Terms of Service and can cost you the account, so if you try one, use a spare alt account rather than your main.