LF-22 Starling | Vehicle Stats | GTA 5 & GTA Online Database

The LF-22 Starling is a Plane featured in GTA Online, added to the game as part of the 1.41 Smuggler's Run update on August 29, 2017.

How to get the LF-22 Starling in GTA Online:

The LF-22 Starling can be purchased in GTA Online from Warstock Cache & Carry for a price of $3,657,500.

The LF-22 Starling can be stored in the Hangar (Personal Aircraft). It can be customized at Hangar Aircraft Workshop.

How to unlock the LF-22 Starling Trade Price?

A discounted price of $2,750,000 (Trade Price)* can be unlocked for the LF-22 Starling.

*The discounted SecuroServ Trade Price for the LF-22 Starling is unlocked after the player has completed 15 Air Freight Cargo Missions.

LF-22 Starling in Real Life:

The design of the LF-22 Starling is based on a real life Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet.

LF-22 Starling Top Speed:

The actual top speed of the LF-22 Starling in GTA V is 187.75 mph (302.15 km/h), as it's been accurately tested in-game by Broughy1322.

Can you sell the LF-22 Starling in GTA Online?

Yes, you can sell the LF-22 Starling at Los Santos Customs for a resale price of $2,194,500 (60% of the original purchase), plus 60% of the value of your upgrades.

LF-22 Starling: Vehicle Info

Vehicle Class Planes

Vehicle Features Armed VehicleRocket Boost

Available from Warstock Cache & Carry

GTA Online Price $3,657,500

Discounted Price $2,750,000 (Trade Price)*

Storage Location Hangar (Personal Aircraft)

Modifications Hangar Aircraft Workshop

Sell Can be sold only if purchased (High-End)

Sell Price - Resale $2,194,500

Top Speed (Game Files) 176.72 mph (284.40 km/h)

Top Speed In-Game (Broughy) 187.75 mph (302.15 km/h)

Based on (Real Life) Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet

Seats 1

Mass / Weight 2,000 KG

Drive Train FWD

LF-22 Starling Statistics

Speed

86.54

Acceleration

58.19

Braking

62.50

Handling

2.67

Overall 52.48

LF-22 Starling Description:

One moment you're on the runway slowly inching into position, wondering what all the fuss was about. The next, you're 200 feet in the air and rising, a shrieking human speck on the front end of a blazing rocket trail making straight for the stratosphere. Why are you doing this? How do you get down? What happens if you start crapping out heavy munitions at this speed? Honestly, we're hoping you tell us.
Please note: This aircraft is excluded from Pegasus Lifestyle Management and must be stored in a personal hangar.

Notes *The discounted SecuroServ Trade Price for the LF-22 Starling is unlocked after the player has completed 15 Air Freight Cargo Missions

In-Game Model Name starling