MoonJet
LED Stunt Fighter
The fighter jet kids actually get to fly. Crash-proof EPP foam, full prop guards, and flight assists that do the hard part — so the first flight already feels like an airshow.
- Beginner-flyable — Altitude Hold, One-Key Takeoff/Landing & Headless Mode.
- Crash-proof EPP foam — lightweight, shock-absorbing, survives rough landings.
- Full propeller guards — spinning blades stay away from small fingers.
- Race together — 2.4GHz lets multiple jets fly side by side, zero interference.
- 2 batteries + USB charging — up to 18 minutes of air time per outing.
Own the sky.
Altitude Hold keeps it steady. One key sends it up. And when the sun drops, the LEDs turn every flight into an airshow.
Start flying
Built to be crashed.
First flights end in the dirt — that's the point. The MoonJet's EPP foam airframe shrugs off hard landings, and full propeller guards keep spinning blades away from small fingers. Pick it up, throw it back in the air.
The jet does the hard part.
Real flying, minus the frustration: Altitude Hold hovers hands-free, One-Key Takeoff gets you airborne instantly, Headless Mode steers from your point of view, and the 360° flip is one button of pure showing off.
The show starts at sunset.
Built-in LEDs run the length of the jet, so dusk doesn't end the session — it upgrades it. Fly glowing loops against the night sky and watch the whole street stop to look up.
Airborne in three steps.
Charge & Pair
Top up over USB, power on, pair with the controller and tap the gyro calibration button. Two batteries mean the second is always ready.
One-Key Takeoff
Press once — the MoonJet lifts off and Altitude Hold keeps it hovering steady while young pilots find their thumbs.
Send the Flip
Switch up the speed, hit the stunt button for a 360° flip, and race a second jet — 2.4GHz keeps every signal clean.
Everything but the sky.
MoonJet fighter, 2.4GHz controller, two rechargeable flight batteries, USB charging cable, spare props and manual. Charge, calibrate, fly — nothing else to buy.
4.8 from 900+ pilots.
My 8-year-old nose-dived it into the driveway more times than I can count. Foam bounces, props are guarded, still flies perfectly.
One-key takeoff and the altitude hold made it actually flyable for a beginner. No tears, just grinning.
The LEDs against a dark sky look incredible. Whole neighborhood came out to watch the loops.
Bought the duo for my boys. They race side by side with no signal issues. 15% off made it easy.
Light foam means calm evenings are best. In still air it's smooth, stable and the flips land clean.
Grandson hasn't touched the tablet since. Two batteries means the fun doesn't stop after one flight.
Cleared for takeoff.
Is it really beginner-friendly?
Yes — that's the design brief. Altitude Hold keeps it hovering by itself, One-Key Takeoff/Landing handles the trickiest moments, and Headless Mode means "left" is always your left. Most kids are flying confidently within minutes.
What age is it for?
Recommended for ages 8+ with the flight assists doing the heavy lifting. Younger kids fly happily with an adult on the controller nearby. The guarded props and soft foam keep it safe around little hands.
What happens when it crashes?
Usually nothing. EPP foam absorbs impacts and pops back into shape, and spare props are included. After a hard crash, tap the gyro calibration button and take off again.
How long does it fly?
Up to 18 minutes across the two included batteries (about 9 minutes each). Recharge over the included USB cable; a low-battery alert reminds you to bring it home in time.
Can two jets fly together?
Yes — the 2.4GHz radio system is anti-interference, so two or more MoonJets can race side by side without crossing signals. That's what the Dogfight Duo bundle is for.
