Oscar Guzman Flies Again and The Titan Job: GTA Online Guide

Quick facts

The Titan Job payout

Almost all the money lands at the end. The host's base finale pay depends on two things: the difficulty you picked at the start of the run, and whether this is your first Titan Job since the Thursday weekly reset.

The base figures were left unchanged by the July 2026 economy changes. The Titan Job is one of the 13 activities on the weekly first-completion bonus list, and one of the four on it that a solo player can do, which is why it features in our solo money-making guide. Repeat finales in the same week pay the standard row. You can keep track of which bonuses you have already claimed with the weekly checklist.

On top of that:

• Crew members get their own separate, smaller fixed cut rather than a share of the host's pay.

• Optional objectives in the setups add a small cash bonus.

• The Titan Job award pays a one-time GTA$ 250,000 for completing the finale as leader.

• The Permanent Contract award pays a one-time GTA$ 100,000 for completing every mission as a crew member.

Is it worth it?

The hangar costs GTA$ 1,475,000, so here is the honest maths for a host on Normal. If your first finale is also your first of the week, it pays GTA$ 750,000, and The Titan Job award adds GTA$ 250,000: GTA$ 1,000,000 from one run. One more Normal finale at GTA$ 500,000 takes you past the hangar's price. Once Hard is unlocked, the weekly first completion climbs to GTA$ 1,125,000 on Hard.

The McKenzie Field Hangar also brings more than the strand:

• A Duster plane, plus an unlockable Western Duster 300-H.

• Four new Arms Trafficking missions, started from the office laptop or by calling Oscar.

• Extra aircraft storage and a Personal Aircraft request menu if you also own a Smuggler Hangar (the hub page has the details).

• Trade prices for the Eberhard Titan 250 D once you finish The Titan Job, and for the Buckingham DH-7 Iron Mule after Setup: Iron Mule.

If you are still building your first income, check what to buy first in our beginners roadmap before spending. If you already run solo finales every week, it slots in alongside others like the Cluckin' Bell Farm Raid.

How to start Oscar Guzman Flies Again

1. Buy the McKenzie Field Hangar in Grapeseed for GTA$ 1,475,000, either on the Maze Bank Foreclosures website or at the For Sale sign at the property. The hangar map page shows exactly where it is.

2. Visit the hangar. Oscar shows you around in a cutscene.

3. Use the laptop in the hangar office and choose Oscar Guzman Flies Again.

Pick your difficulty carefully at the first mission. The difficulty you choose for Up and Running sets it for the whole run; to change it, call Oscar to cancel and start over. Hard is locked until you finish the whole strand once on Normal, and it stays unlocked after that.

All six missions in order

Setup: Ammunition unlocks once Setup: Mogul, Setup: Intel and Setup: Iron Mule are all done.

Up and Running

Oscar hands you an SMG Mk II, a sniper rifle and a Maibatsu Manchez. The Aztecas are moving cargo in a Mammoth Streamer216, and you need it flying low. Bring down the transmission tower on Mount Gordo by shooting its supports, then damage the Streamer216 until it drops its cargo. Collect the four crates and deliver them to a buyer in Cape Catfish, where an unidentified large aircraft blows the sale apart.

Players report you can shoot the tower supports from the road with explosive sniper rounds instead of climbing Mount Gordo.

The four setup missions

Setup: Mogul

You fly in on a JoBuilt Velum 5-Seater and steal a Mammoth Mogul from Eberhard's airstrip near Banham Canyon. Eberhard scrambles Buckingham Pyro jets after you: fly low, and once you are near McKenzie Field, Oscar shoots them down with a Homing Launcher. Bomb five Eberhard bases, deliver the Mogul to McKenzie Field and confirm by text. Steal an optional second Mogul and Oscar flies his own in the finale.

Setup: Intel

From a drone station, fly a drone into Eberhard's Port of Los Santos warehouses and hack four servers while staying out of the guards' and drones' vision cones. The drone has a shock and a machine gun if you need them. Then gear up with scuba equipment and dive to a shipwreck for the sunken cargo (the Titan's signal jammers), with sharks and Eberhard boats around you, and deliver it to the hangar.

Setup: Iron Mule

Take the Dune Buggies and jammers to Eberhard's test site at the Redwood Lights Track and plant four jammers. Destroy Eberhard assets until DH-7 Iron Mules are called in, then activate the jammers to force them down. Steal one, deactivate the jammers and deliver it. Optionally, you can grab up to three more Iron Mules and an Insurgent Pick-Up Custom. Finishing this mission unlocks the Iron Mule's trade price.

Setup: Ammunition

Oscar flies you to the Port of Los Santos. Use an Iron Mule's hook to lift the Titan's ammunition off an Eberhard cargo ship guarded by anti-aircraft trailers, deliver it and confirm by text. The optional extras here are worth knowing:

• Heavy armor, which doubles your health.

• A weapon crate with the Combat MG Mk II, SMG Mk II, Military Rifle, Pump Shotgun Mk II and Pipe Bombs.

• Mogul upgrades: extra guns, cluster bombs and better handling.

The Titan Job finale

You get a Homing Launcher at the start, and Oscar takes to the air in a Mogul (his own, if you stole a second one). Damage the Titan until it is forced down while an Eberhard Kosatka fires missiles at you. The Titan emergency-lands in the Grand Senora Desert: fight off the guards and repair its engine through the button prompts. Oscar brings the ammunition in the Iron Mule, you load it, and then you fly the Titan to destroy Eberhard's Operation Centers, its submarine and a freight train with the left-side guns before landing at McKenzie Field.

Rockstar's own tips for the finale:

• All the Titan's weapons are on its left side, so stay to the right of each target before switching to the gun camera.

• Grab the Homing Launcher at the start to deal with Eberhard's helicopters.

• A full lobby makes the Titan's guns easier to use.

Players also suggest shooting helicopter pilots, and report that the submarine takes six cannon shots while the cannon holds five, so expect one reload pass.

Playing it solo

Every mission works with one player, and a few habits keep solo runs quick:

• Skip most optional extras. When you want to move on, confirm the delivery in the texts app instead of chasing the extra Moguls or Iron Mules.

• Fly low in Setup: Mogul until you are close enough to McKenzie Field for Oscar to deal with the Pyro jets.

• Take the heavy armor from Setup: Ammunition if you want the safety net, since it doubles your health.

• Personal vehicles: players report you can request one during the missions, though not aircraft with homing missiles such as the Oppressor Mk II.

Career Progress and awards

On PS5, Xbox Series X and Series S, and PC (Enhanced), the strand has its own Career Progress challenges. This is where the long-term goals live, including the under-60-minutes run.

The two one-time cash awards sit alongside these: The Titan Job (GTA$ 250,000 for completing the finale as leader) and Permanent Contract (GTA$ 100,000 for completing every mission as a crew member).

FAQ

How many missions are in Oscar Guzman Flies Again?

Six: an intro mission, four setups and The Titan Job finale.

What is the Oscar Guzman Flies Again first time bonus?

There are two separate boosts. The Titan Job award pays GTA$ 250,000 once, for completing the finale as leader. Separately, the host's first finale after each Thursday reset pays 1.5x: GTA$ 750,000 on Normal or GTA$ 1,125,000 on Hard.

How do you start Oscar Guzman Flies Again on Hard?

Finish the full strand once on Normal, then pick Hard when you start Up and Running on your next run. If you already started on Normal, call Oscar to cancel and start again.

How long does Oscar Guzman Flies Again take?

Finishing all six missions in under 60 minutes is a Tier 4 Career Progress challenge, so treat an hour as a challenge target rather than a typical first-run time.

Is there a cooldown on The Titan Job?

Players report waiting about an hour of real time after the finale before the strand can be replayed.

Is The Titan Job the same as "A Titan of a Job"?

No. "A Titan of a Job" is a story-mode mission in GTA 5. The Titan Job is the GTA Online finale of Oscar Guzman Flies Again.