Flight Attendant App: Roster, Pay and Layover Tools

Flight attendant pay is split across flight pay, per diem and premiums, which makes it genuinely hard to confirm a payslip is correct by hand (Flight Attendant Professional). A flight attendant app that's actually useful needs to bridge that gap, not just show a calendar.

1. A flight duty period tracker tied to your real roster

FDP limits only mean something if they're calculated from your actual duties. Layvr's roster import builds your flight duty period tracker automatically from whatever you fly.

2. A flight attendant pay calculator that checks your payslip

Upload your payslip PDF and compare it against a pay estimate built from your roster, duty pay, overnights, and premiums included. See the flight attendant pay calculator.

3. A crew layover meetup app, not a public map

Landing somewhere new shouldn't mean eating alone or scrolling a public app full of strangers. A crew layover meetup app should be verified-crew-only, opt-in, and easy to leave a city chat plan in.

4. Roster change alerts that actually fire

Rosters change at short notice for weather, delays and crewing, and that ripples into the rest of your week (Cabin Crew Chit Chat). A flight attendant app should re-sync and flag what moved, not just silently update.

5. One import, every feature

Roster, FDP, pay, and layover should all come from the same import, not four separate logins and spreadsheets.