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OPEN YOUR DOOR TO THE CREW

A good layover starts with
a good place to land.

Have a private room, crash pad, or rental near an airport? Our Crew Room helps thoughtful hosts reach aviation professionals looking for a comfortable, dependable place between trips.

You do not have to work in aviation to host. Property owners, managers, leaseholders, and authorized hosts are welcome.

A SAFER WAY TO START

Your space is reviewed before it is shared.

We keep the important details protected while making it easier for the right crew members to find your space.

01

Host identity

We confirm the person behind every listing. No aviation job is required.

02

Listing review

We review the address, your right to list, and a real photo before anything is published.

03

Protected contact

Exact address and host contact stay private until a verified crew guest requests contact.

SIMPLE ON PURPOSE

From extra room to crew-ready listing.

  1. 1
    Tell us about the space

    Add the general area, nearest airport, price, availability, amenities, and a real lead photo.

  2. 2
    Complete a private review

    We confirm your identity and review the property details. Your exact address and documents are never posted publicly.

  3. 3
    Welcome the right crew

    Once approved, verified crew members can find your listing and send a protected contact request.

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HOST QUESTIONS

The quick version.

Who can list a space?

Anyone with the right to offer it: owners, property managers, leaseholders with permission, and authorized hosts.

What will people see publicly?

Only the listing details needed to evaluate the stay, such as the general area, commute, price, amenities, and approved photo. Your exact address and direct contact details stay protected.

Why verify crew guests?

It helps make protected contact more accountable. Crew guests verify identity and aviation status before they can request host contact.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

Give someone’s next trip
a softer landing.

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