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Palworld 1.0 Guide: Fastest Flying Mounts and How to Catch Them

Lena Fischer 2 min read

Palworld 1.0 guide details the fastest flying mounts, including Jetragon and Beakon, with exact locations and technology tree requirements for saddle crafting.

Palworld 1.0 Guide: Fastest Flying Mounts and How to Catch Them
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Palworld 1.0 has arrived with a definitive guide to the fastest flying mounts, helping players choose the right creature for their current progress. Early game travelers can rely on Beakon and Ragnahawk to traverse the map quickly without needing high-tier technology. These two Pals offer a practical speed boost for players who have not yet unlocked advanced crafting options. Choosing the correct mount early saves time and reduces travel friction in the open world.

Palworld flying mount in flight
Flying mounts are essential for traversing Palworld's open world.

Jetragon and other flying mounts require specific tech tiers and locations

Beacon appears at level 32 and requires Technology Tree tier 29 to equip a saddle. Players can find this creature in the Snowy Mountain Crossroads at coordinates 94, -6. Ragnahawk also sits at level 32 but demands tier 33 of the Technology Tree for its saddle. You will encounter Ragnahawk near the volcano, specifically west of the Scorched Obsidian Watchtower at coordinates -496, -518. Both creatures serve as reliable early-game transport until players advance further.

Late-game players targeting the fastest mounts must hunt Eidrolon, Eidrolon Ignis, Xenolord, and Jetragon. Eidrolon spawns in Waterlily Gorge west of the Crystalline Archipelago at coordinates -489, -1520. Eidrolon Ignis resides in the World Tree around coordinates -1674, 1593. These creatures gain speed bonuses when traveling in a party with similar-type Pals that are not identical. Xenolord requires a level 65 raid battle and a crafted Slab from expedition drops to summon at a Raid Area.

Jetragon stands as the premier endgame mount at level 70. You can find this boss in a shiny cave in the northwest corner of the Sunreach islands at coordinates -553, -1333. Equipping Jetragon requires reaching Technology Tree tier 79 to craft its Missile Launcher. We've been tracking Palworld closely — see our earlier coverage on Palworld 1.0 Release Date Countdown Begins. Securing Jetragon demands significant preparation and high-level gear to handle the raid.

The guide confirms that flight speed and availability scale directly with Technology Tree progression. Early players should prioritize Beakon and Ragnahawk for immediate map coverage. Late-game content focuses on securing Jetragon for maximum traversal speed. These mounts define the vertical movement options available in Palworld 1.0.

Source: VideoGameChronicles

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