1. Crew ID and airline email, checked manually
You upload your crew ID alongside your airline email, and Layvr's team checks it against your airline before approving the account. No automated rubber stamp, see how verification works.
2. Multi-airline by design
An airline crew community is more useful across operators, not just within one. A BA crew member should be able to see Emirates or easyJet crew on the same layover, since that's who's actually around.
3. City chat keeps it local
Rather than one global feed, each layover city has its own chat. It keeps conversation relevant to where crew actually are that night.
4. Crew passport gives the community a memory
As you import your roster, Layvr quietly builds a record of countries, airports and cities you've flown to, your crew passport, so the community recognises you beyond a single layover.
5. No ads, no public profiles
Verified-only also means no advertisers, no public scraping, and no profile visible to anyone outside the network.