GTA Online Hangar Guide — Earn Money With This Solo Business

Selling by land is easy because no matter how many crates you are selling, you will only get one sale vehicle. If you choose the Air selling option though, you may get up to two, three, or four sale vehicles, depending on how many players are in your organization.

Note, you must get to each location before the timer runs out. Fortunately, the time you get is more than reasonable, and should be able to easily sell all the crates within the given time.

Profits

If you sell 50 crates of Medical Supplies, Chemicals, or Narcotics, you can make $2,550,000 as a solo player. That includes the 70% bonus. It can take a long time to source all the products, but it is worth it. The consensus is that it can take anywhere between 5 hours to up to 7 hours to source all 50 crates as a solo player if you use a Raiju or an Oppressor Mark II.

High Demand Bonus

If you decide to sell the crates in a full public lobby, you are eligible for a High Demand Bonus, which is an additional 50% bonus. If you sell 50 crates of Medical Supplies in a full public lobby, you will earn a whopping $3,825,000.

If you have 18 players in a lobby, you will get a 45% High Demand Bonus (2.5% per player), and if you are in a lobby with 20+ players, you get a 50% High Demand Bonus (2.5% per player).

Selling in a public lobby is very risky. Make sure you scope out the lobby you're playing in, and if you see any griefers or players fighting each other, do not sell in that lobby!

It takes a long time to source the products, and if a griefer decides to take aim at you, your efforts could go to waste. It is a high-risk-high reward situation, but we recommend selling in an invite-only session.

Hourly Estimate

Let's estimate how much you can earn per hour, assuming you are a solo player doing land source and sell missions. We estimate that a player can take approximately 5 minutes to source a single crate using an Oppressor Mark II or a Raiju jet. This means around 12 crates per hour, giving them a profit of $360,000 (12 x $30,000). It will be approximately $540,000 with a High Demand Bonus (50%).

General Mission Tips

There are different types of missions you can get when sourcing your products. The land missions are extremely easy to do, even as a solo player. You get three to four types of missions, each requiring you to go to a specific location, grab a crate and bring it back to your Hangar.

Tip #1

During one of the sourcing missions, you are tasked with bringing back a container with a crate inside it. You can save time by destroying the container and picking up the crate.

The container is always reddish-brown. Use explosive weapons to destroy it and grab the crate. Get on your Oppressor Mark II or Raiju Jet to fly back to the Hangar.

Tip #2

When you get sourcing missions that require you to open up a shutter door to a garage, you need to find a generator box and destroy it. The generator box is always outside the building, somewhere around it. It will always be within the yellow highlighted zone on your mini-map.

Sometimes the generator is hard to find as it can be behind an object, such as a large container.

Tip #3

You can pick up containers while inside your vehicle.

Tip #4

Whenever you get a sourcing mission that takes you to a crash site to search for the dropped crate, stay inside your vehicle and drive around inside the yellow highlighted zone until a green crate is marked on your mini-map.

You can avoid fighting enemies by doing this and searching the site safely. If you are in an Oppressor Mark II or a Raiju Jet, you can do the same and take advantage of the height, as the crate will be glowing on the ground. It is much easier to see it at night time.

Tip #5

You get only one vehicle and ten drop-off points when selling your product as a solo player. You get 20 minutes to deliver all ten crates, which is more than enough time for you to sell all the crates.

When you start the sell mission, the only major distance you must cover is from your warehouse to the first drop-off point. The rest of the drop-off points are near each other.

You can also use an Avenger or a Bobcat to haul your delivery vehicle to the first drop-off point, but even driving would suffice. For context, I spent several minutes trying to find some drop-off points and still managed to deliver everything with 4 minutes left on the clock. That brings us to our next tip.

Tip #6

If you get the main Los Santos city as your delivery area, you must know the underground drop-off points. The points are mostly inside the sewer, which you can access by going through the tunnel entrance shown on the map below.

There are multiple (4-5) drop-off points underground, which can be accessed quickly if you enter through the right access point. There are two access points. One is the entrance near the casino (Access Point 2) and the other is from the main highway (Access Point 1).

The correct one to go through is the main highway entry point (Access Point 1), as it will take you through the whole tunnel, allowing you to deliver to all the locations one after the other and eventually leading you to the exit (Access Point 2).

This is where I spent most of my time figuring out where the drop-off points were, but I still managed to complete the selling mission solo.

That concludes our Hangar business guide. Feel free to check out our other detailed money making guides to maximize your GTA Online earnings.