Verified for the August 2026 patch · updated Aug 20, 2026
Airfield Puzzle Guide — Blue Card Route
Airfield needs a green card, a blue card, and 2 electric fuses (10+ rad protection recommended). Reward: a red keycard and 7 crates. Garage timer first, then the tunnel route.
Difficulty: medium · time on-site: 6–10 min · by RustLogic Staff
Bring exactly this
- Green card ×1
- Blue card ×1
- Electric fuse ×2
- 10+ rad protection
Airfield is where the chain starts asking for a real loadout: two cards, two fuses, and a timer that punishes slow routes. Walk it once with this circuit in mind and the run becomes routine.
Before you go
Green card, blue card, 2 electric fuses, and ~10 rad protection. Bring a weapon — the loot room is worth contesting and other crews know it.
The route
- Garage building, left side. Enter the garage complex and head for the right-hand room: place fuse #1 and activate the timer. The clock is now running — move.
- Down the tunnel entrance. Exit and drop into the tunnel system, then turn right at the junction.
- Green door. Swipe your green card to open the gate into the powered section.
- Fuse #2. Just beyond, place your second fuse in the tunnel fuse box — this arms the blue reader.
- Blue door — swipe and loot. Swipe the blue card and clear the room: 7 crates and the red keycard. The card is the priority; crates second.
After the run
That red card only survives two swipes — spend them deliberately. Military Tunnels and Launch Site are the classic destinations; both want more preparation than Airfield did.
Airfield — quick answers
- How many fuses does the Airfield puzzle need?
- Two — one in the garage building with the timer, one down in the tunnels past the green door.
- What cards do I need at Airfield?
- Both a green and a blue keycard. The green door gates the tunnel section; the blue door is the loot room.
- What does the Airfield puzzle reward?
- A red keycard and 7 crates (a mix of wood and military) — the biggest blue-tier haul.
- Do I need radiation protection at Airfield?
- Around 10 rad protection is enough — a hazmat or a basic rad kit covers it.