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Mile High Club
JC3 logo of the crashed Mile High Club
Company logo, as seen in JC3.
Faction in Just Cause game series
Goal, or purpose To earn money
Ideology None
Leader Mama-San Lee
Starting base, or HQ Unknown, possibly the airship ground base in Panau
Source of money They are a legitimate business and seem to always have some presumably rich guests.
Mile High Club
Mile High Club (evening)
Settlement in Panau
Type Civilian business in/on a large airship.
Territory Pelaut Archipelago
Coordinates Airship: X:29580; Y:11435.
Ground base: X:27300; Y:10000.
Missions that take place here Mile High Club (mission)


The Mile High Club is a company with some notable buildings in the Just Cause Game Series.

The first time they are encountered is in Just Cause 2.

In Panau (JC2)[]

The Mile High Club is a night-club and brothel which operates directly on an airship. The Club is also a settlement which can be completed, counting towards the game's completion. The club also has a ground base, but that is not part of the physical "settlement".

There are many advertisement posters for the Club which are distributed and sported by the Public Transportation in Panau.

The club is believed to have been founded when Pandak "Baby" Panay wanted to make Panau a playground for rich, foreign tourists.


The owner of the club is a young woman named Mama-San Lee, as revealed in the featured mission. She stores information about all the visitors of the club on her computers, including President Panay. Rumor went around Panau that she may also have included "dirty" photos in her archives. The government subsequently heard the rumor and attempted to destroy the club with its own self-destruction bomb.

The airship[]

Located in the northeast corner of the map above the Pelaut Archipelago, the Mile High Club is a civilian night-club and brothel, which boasts a bar and dancers. It is guarded by shotgun-wielding bartenders, who can be killed easily. It is a unique area of Panau, as it is located on a luxury airship (a ship-like jet-powered vehicle, suspended in the air by two large balloons). The airship does not actually move in the game, and can therefore only be reached by an aerial vehicle such as Fixed-wing aircraft or a helicopter. Fairly unrealistically, the music can be heard from nearly a kilometer away. There is also an area below the club itself, with some catwalks around an open hole. The self-destruction bomb is placed here. It's supposed to be removed in the featured mission, but oddly, it respawns there when getting there again. See also: Mile High Club (mission).

Once on board, the only ways to get off the airship (assuming the access vehicle was destroyed or abandoned), are BASE jumping and the Cassius 192, located at the aft of the ship. The purpose of the Cassius 192 could be a means of quick evacuation of crew and passengers during an emergency. It is almost impossible to land the plane where it is situated, and there is no evidence of a crane, so the plane must have been placed there by a ground based Crane while the airship was closer to, or indeed on, the ground.

Oddly enough, the airship has almost no way of landing, because the engines are the lowest parts. Salty sea water would ruin the engines, so it couldn't land in water either. It could, however, be docked to an elevated spire, like the dirigible tether atop the Empire State Building in New York City.

The ground base[]

A few kilometers away, to the north-west, from the airship is a "Mile High Club" ground base. It can be identified by the large white signs which are backlit blue. The ground base has two red Rowlinson K22s, on a helicopter landing pad. This is where the mission, Mile High Club, begins. The ground base has a couple of buildings with the wall-mounted screens that show a woman dancing. There is no road to get to the two Rowlinsons, coming from the front of the entrance, instead the player has to go by foot, or by a very small path to the far left of the base. It is just wide enough to fit a small car, but bigger vehicles need to be left at the front of the base. The ground base is just north of a highway junction. This ground base is not a discover-able settlement, but it has two collectibles around the site. The Rowlinson helicopters appear to be the vehicles used to carry people from the ground base to the club itself. This is very inefficient, because they can carry only one passenger each.

Completion[]

Completing the airship does not affect the mission.

One of the parts is located on a lower deck. The stairs which lead to it are near the plane at the rear of the ship.

The ground base has 2 resource items, but these do not affect the completion of the airship.

BASE jumping[]

See also: BASE jumping.

The airship is one of the highest locations in the game and can be used to gain the "I Believe I can Fly" Achievement/Trophy. It is accomplished by BASE-jumping 1000 meters (1 km). Jumping from the top of the blimps can easily achieve the Achievement/Trophy. Tip: Do not open the parachute until you're close to the ground.

Vehicles[]

The airship itself does not move and can not be made to move.

  • Cassius 192, on the runway at the rear of the deck. Marked red when you move your grapple crosshair over the plane, meaning the military will shoot at you if you're seen in this.
  • Two red Rowlinson K22 helicopters at the ground base which always spawn unarmed, even when fully upgraded in the Black Market. Marked green on the grapple crosshair.

Music and time[]

  • When approaching the Club, the game time will be locked to 3:00 am and will remain at this time until you leave the area.
  • Observing the sun when arriving at the Club will reveal that it moves much faster than it usually would. You will experience sunlight at the Club for little less than thirty seconds if you travel to the MHC during the daytime.
  • The music from the airship can be heard from over a kilometer away.

In Medici (JC3)[]

See also: Vehicle wrecks and Large ships in Medici.

There are two wrecks of Mile High Club-class airships in Medici, proving that there were at least two to begin with and making it possible that the company could operate a whole fleet. It's not known why the airships were both above Medici before they crashed, or why they crashed.

On a beach[]

The airship has crashed at a beach in Medici. This is considered to be one of the Easter Eggs in Just Cause 3.

The balloons are completely gone and the wreck is extremely rusted and mostly non-existent, indicating that it has been here a while, perhaps since before the events of Just Cause 2. Most of the wreck is under water. The front end is so deep that it's barely possible to dive to it without dying. Two Inflatable liferafts at the crash site have not been deployed and the wreck is abandoned.

The same rafts can be found at several more coastal locations. They can be deployed if grappled to the ground. These are also listed among Easter Eggs in Just Cause 3.

Although unrelated, there is a rideable cow nearby, which is another easter egg.

In the sea[]

The Bavarium Sea Heist DLC adds one more wreck under the western edge of the Stingray. If this additional ship is to be considered canon, then it means that there are an unknown number of ships in this ship class and that the crashed ship on the beach is not necessarily the one from Panau.

In Solís (JC4)[]

See also: Easter Eggs in Just Cause 4.

There's a building on the side of a mountain with the exact Mile High Club logos, indicating that it's owned by the same company.

It's located in the Umiña region, to the north of the region name on the map and to the south-west of Villanueva. The building can only be accessed by helicopters (there are two landing pads), or by parachute/grappler/wingsuit.

It's a small white building on a cliff. The building has two internal areas, but one one of these is accessible. Inside are people dancing while it is playing JC4 trailer music by Artizan and Armanni Reign. The club has two helicopter landing pads.

There is a woman with a very rare character model playing golf on one of the landing pads. She might be a separate easter egg to something.

The famous DJ Santosi can also be seen on a stage in the club.

Glitches[]

Main article: Just Cause 2 Bugs and glitches.

  • The game is programmed so that the time and music are set/reset when you get to a certain range. Getting there by an Extraction might not cause anything to be reset. It's believed to be because you'll spawn inside range area and don't pass through the range limit, which resets things.
  • It's possible for the game to remain at an eternal night after being here. This can be fixed by reloading a saved game.
  •  PC  The music can be so quiet that it cannot be heard.
  • The dancers can sometimes glitch and start vibrating very quickly.
  •  PC  There is a door on the right side of the place with 8 TVs, marked as "1". The ceiling directly above this door lacks hit detection, allowing you to grapple your way through it. You can then explore the lower catwalks and the unreachable parts of the club. Getting out works the same way. You just have to remember where the gap in the invisible wall is.
  •  PS3  The Fuel Depot in the back of the airship originally could've been destroyed with one shot on the PS3. That was fixed with an official patch.
  • Sometimes one of the dancers will stand still and upon moving her will slide back in place.

Trivia (JC2)[]

  • During the the associated mission, when Razman tells you the military has rigged the club to blow, the club's typical dance music will start again, but it will play an exclusive alternative version of the track, which is at a faster tempo and at half a note higher than the original music. It cannot be heard again elsewhere.
  • The blimps are at least 25 meters high and are actually touching each other. Visibly, there is a small gap where they make contact, but Rico is able to stand on the area and will appear to be in mid-air.
  • Due to gameplay limitations, it is possible to walk onto the large engines and through the fan blades without any consequences.
  • The Mile High Club derives its name from the eponymous slang, used to describe individuals who have had sex being one mile off the ground (generally in an aircraft, as there are no buildings of this height yet). Ironically, most of the airships are actually less than a mile above ground.
  • The Panau Military has no presence here. However, you'll still face resistance in heat, as barmen can attack you with shotguns and there is at least one who uses a Sniper Rifle on a tower. The crew members are less experienced than the military and tend to have lower accuracy.
    • If you do gain heat and lose it without leaving the airship, the area will become restricted.
  • Despite its name, the Club is around one kilometer above the ground, as opposed to a mile (1.6 km), meaning attempts to join the "Mile High Club" here would technically be futile.
  • There are both male and female dancers on the bars normally.
  • If you look on the PDA map, you can see the blimps in bright white-yellow.
    • Also on the PDA map it seems to be that the blimps are significantly lower than the lowest parts of the Berawan Besar Mountains. However, its village icon will seem to be above it if seen at a certain angle.
  • There are two female dancers at the far bow of the ship who can be easily thrown overboard by standing next to the edge and grappling them.
  • If extracted to this location, you will be placed on top of the blimp. Despite this, vehicles purchased from the Black Market can be dropped onto multiple locations on the ship itself, including the small runway at the aft of the ship.
    • This is the only aerial settlement in Panau (as in this is the only settlement in Panau that can be accessed by aircraft only).
  • Panau and San Esperito (Just Cause) both have only one prostitution facility each. The San Esperito one is the "El Volcan", which is located in the crater of an old volcano. Panau has a lot of small bars and clubs and prostitution could also exist at some of these. Similarly the San Esperitian prostitutes can be seen walking the streets of Esperito City at night.
  • If the Cassius 192 is not taken off fast enough from its runway, the plane will spin around and face towards the club, or drop very fast before the jet engines fire up. This is easy to do, due to the short elevated runway that it is positioned on.
  • According to the advertisement posters (on buses and taxies), the phone number for the club is 1191-4433.
  • The TVs and some windows, such as those behind the barmen, can be destroyed with gunfire. They will respawn if you return to the area.
  • The drinks sold at the club are called FriKroph and Sunrise Tequila. A bottle of the latter can also be found at Karl Blaine's Residence.
  • One of the NPC flight paths for the Aeroliner 474 leads it right between the deck and the blimps of the club! There is just enough clearance between the tail fin and the blimp for the plane to make it through without crashing. The only way to see this is to stunt jump onto a departing Aeroliner and "ride" it. The plane will eventually fly through the club if it is on the right flight path. Note that not all Aeroliners fly this path. NPC controlled planes otherwise don't fly near the club.
  • Before the mission that takes place here, the supposed bomb brought aboard this place by the Panau Military is already on here, albeit with the screen black and in an inactive state. After the mission, this bomb re-spawns, still with a black screen and definitely inactive.
  • There are several modifications that remove the female dancers clothing, if one is so inclined.
  • This is the only settlement that starts with the letter "M".
  • During the Mile High Club (mission) you will come under fire from 3 of the female dancers. 4 male dancers will also come at you. All are armed with Submachine Guns. This is the only time you will find such enemies.
  • It is possible to land certain planes on top of the blimp, including the Mile High Club's own Cassius 192.
  • In Just Cause 2 Multiplayer, a demolition derby can take place on the blimps. This is also one of the most popular places in JC2-MP.
  • This is one of the few settlements whose name is not written in Malay or Indonesian.
  • This is one of three places where there are enemies outside of the Panau Military in gameplay, the other places being the Seabreeze Sawmill and Hantu Island.
  • In the PC version of JC2, a file was found with the option of having a lap dance. This was never speculated upon the file or its whereabouts.
    • In a relevant case, editor SpartanEditor777 stumbled across a decent amount of unused voice lines that are outright sexual and explicit in nature. From suggestive nicknames such as "vacuum pump" to another voice line asking "if [you] want to get a room and get dirty." This can add plausibility to the file about having a lap dance. Other voice lines can be humorous in nature, such as "come on baby, do you want to party like it's 1999 all over again?"
      • Another voice line can be heard where a female prostitute says "hey sailor, just came into town? Wanna let off some steam?" This is in reference to U.S. Navy sailors and Marines arriving at a sea port after being on a vessel for months on end. Often times, protection would be provided to sailors or Marines for the exact reason as to why this voice line exists.
  • During the mission that takes place here, the mission time is locked to 8:03 PM during the entire mission. This is the only time you will find the MHC not at 3:00 AM.

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