Can My Business List a Crew Deal on AirlineCrewDiscount.net?
Travel businesses can list a crew rate on our site free of charge through the submit a deal form. We check every offer before it goes live, and we keep it accurate afterwards.
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The short answer
Yes. Hotels, car rental companies, tour operators, restaurants, and other travel businesses can list a crew rate on our site, and it costs nothing. Send it in through the submit a deal form and we take it from there.
Who reads this site
Working aviation staff: pilots, cabin crew, ground handling, ramp, gate and operations staff, maintenance, air traffic controllers, airport employees, travel industry colleagues, and retired aviation staff. They travel constantly, they book on short notice, and they come back to the same cities month after month, because that is how a roster works. A crew rate that works once tends to get used again, and told to the rest of the crew.
What we need from you
The rate has to be genuinely better than what the same person would pay on your public site on the same day. Crew price-check, they do it often, and they compare notes. An offer that is only better on paper gets reported back to us within weeks, so it does neither of us any good.
Beyond that: keep it simple to claim, keep it available for a decent stretch of time rather than a single weekend, and be clear about who qualifies. The offers that perform best on this site are the ones a tired crew member can use at the counter without a discussion.
What happens after you send it in
We check it before it goes live, and we write the listing in plain language for the crew audience. If crew report that a rate has changed or is not being honoured, we come back to you first, and we correct or pull the listing if it no longer matches reality. That loop is why crew trust the list, so we hold it firmly.
Already listed and something is wrong?
Tell us through our contact form with the page and the correct details so the team can review the listing. Rates move, and we would rather hear it from you than from a crew member standing at your desk.
Are you crew rather than a business?
If you spotted a great crew deal out in the wild, that goes to the same place: submit a deal, and it can end up in the crew submitted deals section.
Yes. Hotels, car rental companies, tour operators, restaurants, and other travel businesses can list a crew rate on our site, and it costs nothing. Send it in through the submit a deal form and we take it from there.
Who reads this site
Working aviation staff: pilots, cabin crew, ground handling, ramp, gate and operations staff, maintenance, air traffic controllers, airport employees, travel industry colleagues, and retired aviation staff. They travel constantly, they book on short notice, and they come back to the same cities month after month, because that is how a roster works. A crew rate that works once tends to get used again, and told to the rest of the crew.
What we need from you
- The business name and the exact locations the offer applies to.
- What the offer is and how it compares to your public rate, so crew know what they are getting.
- How it is applied: through a booking link, a rate code, at the desk, or on request.
- What crew have to show, for example an airline ID badge, an airport ID, or a roster.
- Any conditions: blackout dates, minimum stay, excluded room types or car categories, whether family and travel companions are included.
- A contact we can reach when something needs checking.
The rate has to be genuinely better than what the same person would pay on your public site on the same day. Crew price-check, they do it often, and they compare notes. An offer that is only better on paper gets reported back to us within weeks, so it does neither of us any good.
Beyond that: keep it simple to claim, keep it available for a decent stretch of time rather than a single weekend, and be clear about who qualifies. The offers that perform best on this site are the ones a tired crew member can use at the counter without a discussion.
What happens after you send it in
We check it before it goes live, and we write the listing in plain language for the crew audience. If crew report that a rate has changed or is not being honoured, we come back to you first, and we correct or pull the listing if it no longer matches reality. That loop is why crew trust the list, so we hold it firmly.
Already listed and something is wrong?
Tell us through our contact form with the page and the correct details so the team can review the listing. Rates move, and we would rather hear it from you than from a crew member standing at your desk.
Are you crew rather than a business?
If you spotted a great crew deal out in the wild, that goes to the same place: submit a deal, and it can end up in the crew submitted deals section.