CrewRadar is a private map for airline crews. Share your location by airport code, see which friends are nearby, and message them to meet up between flights.


Free to download. Built for pilots, flight attendants, and mechanics.

Add your role, airline, and home base. Takes about a minute.
Send and accept friend requests. Search by airline or home base to find people you fly with.
See your friends on the map by airport code and message them to coordinate plans during a layover.
Friends show up as pins on a world map with their current airport code, so you can tell at a glance who is in your city.
Direct messages with your crew to make plans when you land in the same place.
Set yourself as Available, Need Rest, Traveling, or Off Duty so friends know if you are up for meeting.
Your location shows as an airport code, not your exact GPS. Only friends you have accepted can see where you are.
Search by airline or home base, accept who you want, and block anyone you do not.
Get a heads up on friend requests and new messages so you do not miss a layover plan.
CrewRadar shows your location as an airport code like JFK or LHR, not your exact GPS position. Only the friends you accept can see where you are. You can turn location sharing off any time, and block anyone you do not want to see you.
If your schedule sends you all over the map, CrewRadar helps you turn a random layover into time with people you actually know.


Everything you need to know about how CrewRadar works, who it's for, and how we protect your privacy.
Airline crew: pilots, flight attendants, and mechanics.
No. Only friends you accept can see it, and only as an airport code, never exact GPS.
Yes. You can toggle location sharing off any time, and turn it back on whenever you want.
CrewRadar is free to download.