How do you reach 6000 feets in learn to fly?

Answer 1

Three step answer (all items and abilities must be purchased):

1) Right off the ramp, angle the penguin so that its "resisitance" meter is around, but not over 30%

2) Use all your rocket fuel, or until you pass 250 on the "altitude" scale

3) Angle the penguin to just under 0% "resistance" and when his speed reaches 30, angle it up to 10% "resistance," or until he goes back up, and wait until he goes to just under 10 more feet than he was before. Repeat step 3 repeatedly until he reaches 6000 feet or longer.

*Please note that this is experimental; I reached 5832 feet doing this, so somebody will get it right eventually

Answer 2

To reach 6000 feet in a flight, you would need to follow a gradual ascent process to ensure safety and efficiency. You would typically climb at a rate of around 500 feet per minute to reach this altitude in a timely manner. This ascent would involve adjusting your throttle and pitch settings to maintain a steady climb rate while monitoring your altitude using the aircraft's instruments. Additionally, it's important to consider factors such as air traffic control instructions and airspace restrictions during the climb to ensure a smooth and controlled ascent to 6000 feet.

Answer 3

you have to angle your penguin at 3 % resistance when you take off right away, using arrow keys. use the rocket and boost your speed to around 190 mph, and every second or so tap the space bar to use the rocket. after your fuel is all gone, and angle the penguin to zero % resistance, as flat as possible. leave the penguin like that until you reach 6000 feet. I easily got 6000 feet doing this with an altitude of over 100, so it shouldn't be too hard. Good luck!!!!!