Collection: RC Airplanes

Welcome to EXHOBBY, the place where flight dreams take off. Whether you’re looking to float peacefully with a glider, feel the adrenaline of a warbird, or just find a reliable remote control plane to learn on, we’ve got the perfect wings for you.

We don’t just list items for sale; we fly them. That’s why we build our models with high-quality EPP foam. It’s lightweight, but tough enough to handle the occasional "rough landing" (we've all been there!). Our goal is simple: to give you durable RC planes that fly great and put a smile on your face.

Not Sure Where to Start?

If you're new to the world of radio control aviation, don't worry. Check out our Top 10 Tips Guide for Buying Airplanes to get up to speed quickly.

Find the Perfect RC Airplane for Your Skill Level

Picking the right aircraft makes all the difference. Here is how to choose:

Beginner RC Planes

Just starting out? You want something stable and forgiving. Our beginner fleet uses high-wing designs and smart gyro technology to keep things steady.

💡 Quick Tip for New Pilots: Make sure you grab an RTF (Ready-to-Fly) version.

"RTF" means everything is in the box: the radio (remote), battery, and charger. You won't need to hunt for extra parts. Just charge it up, and you’re ready to head to the park!

Intermediate & Advanced Models

Already have some flight hours? We have plenty of excitement for you too. Check out our faster sport planes, agile jets, and 3D aerobatic models designed to push your skills to the limit.

What’s the Difference? RTF vs. PNP

• RTF (Ready-to-Fly): The "Zero Hassle" option. Our RTF RC planes Includes the transmitter (remote) and everything you need to fly. Perfect for your first remote control plane.
• PNP (Plug-and-Play): Great if you already have your own gear. PNP RC planes come with the motor and servos installed, but you use your own trusted transmitter and batteries.

Shop RC Airplanes by Type

Warbirds

Love aviation history? Browse our selection of RC Warbird Planes. These scale replicas look amazing on the ground and even better in the air—perfect for pilots who want realistic details.

Trainers

Ready to buy your first model? Check out our Beginner RC Trainer Airplanes. Designed with stability in mind, they act like "training wheels" in the sky to help you learn to fly with confidence.

Gliders & Sailplanes

Relax and harness the power of the wind. Explore our RC Gliders & Sailplanes with long wingspans designed to catch thermals for long, peaceful flights without draining your battery.

Drones

Ready to hover and explore? Whether for aerial photos or backyard fun, buy RC Drones & Quadcopters that offer precision flight and endless excitement for pilots of all skill levels.

Jet Planes

Crave speed? Powered by high-performance EDF units, our RC Jet Planes deliver an adrenaline rush with realistic jet looks and scorching fast passes.

Helicopters

Master the vertical world. From coaxial models to 3D beasts, find Remote Control Helicopters that give you total control in tight spaces and open fields.

Why Fly with EXHOBBY?

We know that durability matters. That’s why we stick with EPP material for our RC models. It’s a specialized foam that bounces back from impacts that would break other RC airplanes. We ensure every model we offer is flight-tested and beginner-friendly.

Common Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Are RC planes hard to fly?A: Honestly? Not anymore. While it used to be tricky, modern RTF planes come with Gyro assist systems. Think of it like stability control in a car—it stops the plane from flipping over and helps you fly smooth, even if you’re a total newbie.

Q2: How long does the battery last?A: You can expect about 10 to 20 minutes of flight time per charge. It depends on how fast you fly and the wind conditions. Pro Tip: Grab extra batteries! They are relatively cheap and allow you to keep having fun while others recharge.

Q3: Which remote control plane should I buy first?A: We always recommend a High-Wing Trainer (wingspan around 400mm-800mm). Look for one that mentions "stabilization" or "gyro." These are the easiest to handle and the most fun to learn on.