In the meantime, earning this achievement will grant you increased passive mount speed on Kul’Tiras and Zandalar. We can’t be sure when we’ll see flying in Battle for Azeroth, but it helps to be as prepared as possible by completing the available achievement Battle for Azeroth Pathfinder, Part One to ensure you’ll be well on your way to fly the less-than-friendly skies when you can. In WoW’s last expansion, Legion, flying was implemented seven months after the expansion’s launch, with the Tomb of Sargeras content patch 7.2. We will, of course, see flying added in a later patch.

Players are unable to fly in the expansion’s new Zandalar and Kul Tiras continents, and instead must rely on extensive use of flight paths and additional tricks to get where they’re going (I love you, Goblin Glider Kit). This same limitation applies to World of Warcraft’s latest expansion, Battle for Azeroth. Flying was available later in the expansion, upon completion of an achievement ensuring that your character had completed the adventure on foot. With the Warlords of Draenor expansion, Blizzard made the unpopular decision to disable flight in new zones at the start of each expansion. Perhaps too quickly and efficiently for the some developers, who hoped players to experience the rich world they’ve designed as intended. You can now fly in nearly every zone in World of Warcraft, traveling the game’s expansive continents and complete content quickly and efficiently.

It gave players the opportunity to explore Draenor on their brand new shiny flying mount. Flying in World of Warcraft was introduced over ten years ago, in The Burning Crusade expansion.

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