Do I Need an Account, a Membership, or a Code?
No. There is no account, no login, no password, and no membership fee. The only page with a door on it is our crew only First Class hotel list, and that one opens with a free access code we mail you after you sign up.
The Crew
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No. No account, no login, no password, and no membership fee. There is nothing to activate and nothing to renew. You open the deal you want and prove you work in aviation when you collect your car or check in.
What replaces the login
Your airline or airport ID. We never ask you to upload a badge, a roster, or a staff number, and we do not build profiles on anyone. The check happens at the rental counter or the hotel front desk, which is how we keep this open to crew everywhere instead of locking it behind a platform.
The one page with a door: First Class
First Class is our crew only page with the complete verified list of hotels that give aviation staff a rate. It is free for airline crew and works like this:
The country hotel pages are open to everyone
You do not need a code to browse. Our public country pages under hotel discounts already show which properties give aviation staff a rate, and each page tells you per hotel what you need to do. First Class is the complete verified list on top of that.
How you actually get the rate
It is used to send you the access code and the occasional crew deal update, and nothing else. We never sell or rent our list, every mail carries an unsubscribe link, and one click is enough. The plain language version sits in our privacy policy.
So how is this free?
Some of the links on the site are affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission from the partner when a booking comes through. That never costs you anything extra, because it is paid out of the partner's own margin. The rate you see is the rate you get, and the commission is what keeps access free for crew. The formal wording is in our disclaimer.
Your next step
If hotels are on your list, sign up on the First Class page and save the page while you are there. For anything else, the FAQ covers the basics.
What replaces the login
Your airline or airport ID. We never ask you to upload a badge, a roster, or a staff number, and we do not build profiles on anyone. The check happens at the rental counter or the hotel front desk, which is how we keep this open to crew everywhere instead of locking it behind a platform.
The one page with a door: First Class
First Class is our crew only page with the complete verified list of hotels that give aviation staff a rate. It is free for airline crew and works like this:
- Fill in the sign up form on the First Class page with your email address.
- Confirm the mail we send you.
- Your access code then arrives automatically.
The country hotel pages are open to everyone
You do not need a code to browse. Our public country pages under hotel discounts already show which properties give aviation staff a rate, and each page tells you per hotel what you need to do. First Class is the complete verified list on top of that.
How you actually get the rate
- Car rental: the crew rate is attached to our own booking link, so start on our Alamo crew rate page and book from there. A booking made directly with the rental company shows the public price.
- Hotels: you book with the property itself, following the instruction listed for that hotel on our pages.
It is used to send you the access code and the occasional crew deal update, and nothing else. We never sell or rent our list, every mail carries an unsubscribe link, and one click is enough. The plain language version sits in our privacy policy.
So how is this free?
Some of the links on the site are affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission from the partner when a booking comes through. That never costs you anything extra, because it is paid out of the partner's own margin. The rate you see is the rate you get, and the commission is what keeps access free for crew. The formal wording is in our disclaimer.
Your next step
If hotels are on your list, sign up on the First Class page and save the page while you are there. For anything else, the FAQ covers the basics.
