Credit goes to Rocket Sloth discovering these Easter eggs and Details in Halo Infinite Flights.
If you do not wish do contain the knowledge of Easter egg whereabouts, or wish to discover them yourself, I highly suggest leaving before your mood deteriorates into a bad day at worst.Easter eggs and Details include but are not limited to:
Easter eggs & Details in Live Fire:
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Avery J. Johnson Academy of Military Service ( Sergeant Johnson Reference) - World Class Sniper Unit ( Spartan Jun-A266 reference) - Spartan Helmet (Heavily suggested to be a reference to Spartan Noble 6) - Main Menu Area (Again heavily suggested by no confirmation) - Can forcibly remove Dummy Brute’s Helmets (Only confirmed to work by shooting so far) - Recharge Bar at weapon stations (When the bar reaches its fullest, the weapon will respawn) - Spartan Graduation Board (No confirmation of any Easter egg yet) - Traxus Company on fire extinguisher (Traxus is a company that has been mentioned in many Halo games such as Halo 3, Halo: Reach and Halo 3: ODST)Eater eggs & Details in Recharge:
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343 Reference on Screen (A discreetly hidden homage to the company 343 Industries on a screen) - Screen may reboot randomly (Some screen will perform a system reboot at random intervals in the match) - Combat Evolved Medal (If you perform the act of launching the Gravity Hammer towards you with an explosive and catching it, you will receive the medal titled 'Combat Evolved. Also contains an homage to original Halo: CE logo) - Series of WARNING plaques (Albeit some plaques containing words of interest such as ‘Broadsword’, most will contain unintelligible gibberish, or a code which meaning eludes us for the time being) - Destructible door panels (You are able to destroy door panels simply my punching them. An exception of one door panel, that remains indestructible)Easter eggs & Details in Bazaar:
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Resemblance of Halo 2 level ‘Outskirts’ (The interior of the building with the tree in the middle resembles the mission ‘Outskirts’ from Halo 2) - Visual time differences (There are noticeable differences in New Mombasa from the events of Halo 2 and Halo 3: ODST, from cranes to even the Space Elevator being rebuilt) - UNSC Recruitment propaganda (Some simple posters encouraging the population to recruit into the UNSC. - Master Chief Propaganda (The most notable of propaganda posters scattered throughout Bazaar are including The Master Chief) - Concept Art in picture Frames (In some buildings you may discover picture frames containing concept art for earlier versions of Bazaar) - Newspaper with Halo 4 cutscene (In a newspaper on the desk in the cafe, you can see clearly the Prologue cutscene for Halo 4) - Sticky note code (A code which purpose eludes us. The code reads ADDQD) - Halo Books in Bookshelves (On certain bookshelves you may find halo books such as Warfleet) - Destructible shop signs (If shot at enough, the signs in Bazaar will eventually collapse under such immense damage taken from small/medium arms fire) - Graffiti art scattered throughout Bazaar (Bazaar contains numerous pieces of graffiti, from the large Master Chief graffiti art, to words such as ‘Runaway’) - Interactable ventilation system ( If you crawl though the ventilation and fall down through the hole, you will shatter the vent cover. A nice detail reminding you that you are a 1000 pound supersoldier) - Halo Infinite Rodents (What else is there to say. There are rats in Halo Infinite) - NMTA ( New Mombasa Transit Security, a company which controls transportation management, which also have a decent role in Halo 3: ODST and in Halo: Reach multiplayer map Breakneck and also in the Halo 2 Anniversary version of the level Outskirts) - The Roost Star Sign (Suggested to be a Rooster Teeth reference, but its really more hope than anything else really) - Different Carbonated Beverage Brands (Pure, Spurt, Kenya Kola and H2 OH! Which one is your favorite?) - Sinoviet Heavy Machinery reference ( If you look at at grey box, you will see the Sinoviet logo. I nice reminder of the company’s existence) - Destructible Furniture (You can just walk into them and they shatter like glass. Another reminder that you weigh 1000lbs) - Lightish Red Colour Scheme (An homage to the Red vs Blue series, where in an episode, Donut argues his armor colour is not in fact pink, but a lightish red) - Promotional screen for BP reference (At the top of the screen beneath the main title, you will see the text “You told me there wouldn’t be any cameras.” Which refers to the starting cutscene of Halo 2’s mission Cairo Station) - Agoge challenge (The challenge is named after the military training of Ancient Spartans) - Team Eagles and Cobras (Being the mascots for each respective teams. It was pretty obscure, but we’re glad it’s coming back.That was all Easter eggs, references, homages and details that have been discovered so far in Halo Infinite. It is almost a certainty there are still more hidden Easter eggs, and again credit to Rocket Sloth for discovering them.