Jurassic Airlines can fly you to several zones on the strip, and that's the easy part. Every dinosaur still asks for its own Required number, so the flyer gets you there, and your Grip decides what you can actually catch.
Progression
Eras in Order
Plains
The first zone on the strip, before Forest.
- Zone Order
- 1
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- -
- Cash Cost
- -
- Robux Cost
- -
Forest
Fern Flyer, the first Jurassic Airlines tier, is tied to this zone.
- Zone Order
- 2
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- Fern Flyer
- Cash Cost
- -
- Robux Cost
- -
Desert
Dune Hopper, the second Jurassic Airlines tier, is tied to this zone.
- Zone Order
- 3
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- Dune Hopper
- Cash Cost
- $25M
- Robux Cost
- 99
Jungle
The fourth zone on the strip, between Desert and Snow.
- Zone Order
- 4
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- -
- Cash Cost
- -
- Robux Cost
- -
Snow
Frostwing, the third Jurassic Airlines tier, is tied to this zone.
- Zone Order
- 5
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- Frostwing
- Cash Cost
- $1B
- Robux Cost
- 199
Giant Forest
Canopy, the fourth Jurassic Airlines tier, is tied to this zone.
- Zone Order
- 6
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- Canopy
- Cash Cost
- -
- Robux Cost
- -
Abyss Ocean
The seventh zone on the strip, between Giant Forest and Volcano.
- Zone Order
- 7
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- -
- Cash Cost
- -
- Robux Cost
- -
Volcano
The eighth zone on the strip, between Abyss Ocean and Extinction.
- Zone Order
- 8
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- -
- Cash Cost
- -
- Robux Cost
- -
Extinction
The ninth zone on the strip, one stop before Cosmic.
- Zone Order
- 9
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- -
- Cash Cost
- -
- Robux Cost
- -
Cosmic
The last zone on the strip, after Extinction.
- Zone Order
- 10
- Jurassic Airlines Flyer
- -
- Cash Cost
- -
- Robux Cost
- -
Follow the Ride a Dino Zone Strip
The zone strip across the top of the screen is the route. It runs from Plains on the left through Forest, Desert, Jungle, Snow, Giant Forest, Abyss Ocean, Volcano and Extinction to Cosmic on the far right. Each tile carries its zone name, so you can read the route at a glance. Plains is the first stop, and the strip is the order to plan your trips around.
How Jurassic Airlines Flyers Work in Ride a Dino
Jurassic Airlines sells Pteranodon flyers in tiers, and each one is tied to a zone on its menu. Flyers can be bought with Cash or Robux, so pick the currency you have spare and check the price before you save up. Once you own Fern Flyer, its price gives way to an Unequip button, so the flyers still showing a price are the ones left to buy.
Why a Flyer Doesn't Lower the Required Number
A flyer gets you to its zone, but it doesn't change the Required number on any dinosaur there. Each dinosaur's label shows the number it needs, and a "Not enough stamina" warning appears when your Grip falls short. Later zones hold bigger dinosaurs that earn Cash faster, so they're worth the trip once your Grip can clear what lives there. Train at a Dino Machine until you clear the number on the dinosaur you're after, then fly out. If your Grip is still short, check Auras next, since each one carries its own Stamina multiplier.
FAQ
Is Bone Badlands one of the Ride a Dino eras?
No. Bone Badlands isn't a stop on the zone strip, so it isn't one of the zones on the route.
Do I have to pay for a Jurassic Airlines flyer again?
No. The Jurassic Airlines menu says Buy once. Fly forever, so each flyer is a one-time purchase that stays unlocked.
