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By GamGem ResearchLast updated 1 Oct 2026

Jobuilt Mammatus in GTA 6

GTA V's four-seat light plane is drawn into Rockstar's own Leonida Keys artwork for GTA 6 — the one sighting two sources agree on. Rockstar has not used the name.

ManufacturerJobuiltClassPlaneSeats4

Identified

Identified in Rockstar’s footage by outside editors; Rockstar has not named it. Rockstar has published no vehicle statistics for GTA 6, so this page prints none.

Our drawing of the Plane class, not the in-game Mammatus
Our drawing of the Plane class — not the in-game Mammatus

Is the Mammatus in GTA 6? Where it has been seen

Each answer carries how settled it is and who settled it. Where nobody has said, the card says that instead of guessing — and says what stays open even after the answer.

Has the Mammatus been seen in GTA 6?

Shown, not stated

Yes — in Rockstar’s own promotional material.

Mammatus appears in Leonida Keys artwork on promotional website. These are identifications made from Rockstar’s own footage — Rockstar has not named the vehicle in any of them.

Still open — Whether it can be driven, bought or modified — none of that shows in a frame.

Is the Mammatus in GTA 6’s second trailer?

Said on record

One source says so: GTA Wiki captions a frame of a Mammatus above Key Lento in Trailer 2. No other source we checked repeats it.

GTA Wiki’s gallery for the plane carries a Trailer 2 image captioned “A Mammatus flying above Key Lento”, without a timecode. GTABase and gtabites both list the Mammatus for GTA 6 and point to Rockstar’s screenshots and artwork instead, not to a trailer. So this page counts the Leonida Keys artwork as the sighting and keeps the trailer as one source’s reading.

Still open — The timecode — and whether the plane over Key Lento is a Mammatus or another single-engine type.

What real plane is the Mammatus based on?

Said on record

Cessna’s single-engine planes — the 172 Skyhawk first, according to GTA Wiki and GTABase.

GTA Wiki reads it as inspired by several Cessna aircraft, including the 172 Skyhawk, 177 Cardinal and 182 Skylane; GTABase names the 172 Skyhawk. Both describe the model Rockstar built for GTA V — the readings are the community’s, not Rockstar’s.

Still open — Whether the GTA 6 model was redrawn: the Leonida Keys artwork shows it in the background only.

Can you fly the Mammatus in GTA 6?

Nobody has said

Not known. The one sighting two sources agree on is still artwork, and Rockstar has published nothing about flying it.

The plane sits in the background of Rockstar’s Leonida Keys illustration on the GTA VI website. A still picture cannot show whether a plane is flown, by whom, or whether it can be bought. In GTA V and GTA Online the Mammatus is an aircraft you fly yourself; nothing says GTA 6 keeps that.

Still open — Whether it can be flown, bought or stolen — none of it shows in a still.

Has the Mammatus been in earlier GTA games?

Stated

Yes — GTA V and GTA Online.

The name returns from Rockstar’s earlier releases, which GTA Wiki lists for it. What carries over is the name and the maker; whether GTA 6’s model drives or costs the same is not known.

Still open — Whether anything beyond the name and the look carries over.

How much does the Mammatus cost in GTA 6?

Nobody has said

Not announced. The same plane costs $300,000 in GTA Online.

Rockstar has published no GTA 6 vehicle prices. $300,000 is the price in GTA Online, the previous game, as GTA Wiki records it; nothing says GTA 6 will keep it.

Still open — The GTA 6 price, and whether it can be bought at all rather than taken.

How we checked this page

We compared GTA Wiki, GTABase, gtabites and GTA 6 Intel, and opened Rockstar's own Leonida Keys page. All four place the Mammatus in Rockstar's Leonida Keys material; only GTA Wiki also puts one in Trailer 2, without a timecode, so the trailer stays a one-source card rather than a sighting. Databases print a top speed, weight and drivetrain for it — those are GTA V's figures, and this page prints none.

Where the Mammatus was spotted, and who identified it

  • Rockstar promotional material
  • GTA Wiki editors, via GTA Intel (read)1 Nov 2026
  • The game itselfnot yet
  • Rockstar promotional materialGTA Wiki editors, via GTA Intel (read)Weak link
  • GTA Wiki editors, via GTA Intel (read)The game itselfUnverified

Evidence ledger

  • NameNamed

    The vehicle is called Mammatus.

    SourceGTA Wiki editors (via GTA Intel) · checked 1 Nov 2026

  • ManufacturerReading

    Manufacturer is Jobuilt.

    SourceGTA Wiki editors (via GTA Intel) · checked 1 Nov 2026

  • ClassReading

    Class is Plane.

    SourceGTA Wiki editors (via GTA Intel) · checked 1 Nov 2026

  • SeatsReading

    Seats is 4.

    SourceGTA Wiki editors (via GTA Intel) · checked 1 Nov 2026

Trailer timestamp route

  1. —

    Other official

    Mammatus appears in Leonida Keys artwork on promotional website

    MediumSource

Frames identified from Rockstar’s published footage by GTA Wiki editors (republished by GTA Intel), read 22 Sept 2026. An identification, not a statement by Rockstar — each card opens the video at that moment.Where we read it

What is still unknown

  • Top speed, handling and every other statistic of the Mammatus: Rockstar has published none for GTA 6.
  • Its GTA 6 price: Rockstar has published no vehicle prices.
  • Whether it appears in a trailer: the frames we have are stills and artwork.
  • Whether Rockstar will use the name “Mammatus”: it has not named this vehicle.
  • Whether the player can buy, steal or keep it: nobody has said.

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