Crew GO!
For airline crew who commute

Get to base by any route possible.

Crew GO! looks at every route possible, on your airline or any mix of airlines, ranks them from the soonest arrival to the long way round, and lets you ask crew for the loads before you decide the route is worth your time.

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The goal

Flight trackers know where the aircraft is. Load apps know how many seats are open. Neither knows whether you make report. Crew GO! is built for that one question, by crew who commute.

Any route

Every way to base, on any airline

Your own airline, another airline, or a mix of two or three on one trip. If a routing exists today, it is on the list.

Worth it?

Ask crew before you commit

Request the loads on any leg and crew at that airline answer from their own screen. You find out whether the route is worth your time before you leave the house.

Your own airline

Your loads, as reference

Mark what your own system shows on your own airline's flights. It sits next to every routing you plan, so the whole commute is judged against real numbers.

How it works

One search, one list, everything you need to decide.

  1. It looks at every route possible.Nonstop on your own airline, a hub connection on another airline, or an interline routing: two or three different airlines stitched together on one trip, which many crew never think to check. The app checks all of it from the live boards, including fields near each end.
  2. It ranks them from soonest arrival to the long way round.The top of the list is the routing that lands first. Keep scrolling and you reach the two-stop, three-airline options that only make sense on a bad day. They are there because on a bad day you want them.
  3. You ask whether a route is worth your time.Tap a leg and request the loads. Crew at that airline see the request and answer with what their screen says: seats open and standbys listed. On another airline you list last, so the app tells you how many are ahead of you.
  4. You keep your own airline's loads as reference.On your own carrier you can read the loads yourself. Mark them in the app and they show beside every routing, so you can plan the commute with real numbers and know when to jump to a different route.
  5. You help other airline crew the same way.A crew member at another airline asking about one of your flights gets your answer, anonymously. Their route becomes worth it or not, the same way yours did. Everyone gets home more often.

Loads come from crew, never from the airline, and the app never verifies them. Always confirm on your own system before you go to the airport.

A look inside

Early screens from the working app.

Sign-in screen with a crew badge and a LOGIN button
Your badge is the way in. Work email only.
Search screen with FROM and TO, a trip report time, a NOW! button and a Later button, and one-tap commute buttons
Base and home are one tap. NOW! searches everything.
Search results for Houston to Los Angeles with two routings, departure times, countdowns, gates and backups
Every routing, ranked by arrival, with its backups.
Watching screen with the commute check: report time, a primary routing, and three rule checks
Your commuter clause, checked for you.
Loads screen where crew answer load requests for their own airline and earn passes
Crew sharing what the screen says.
Live airport board for Seattle with departures, gates and status
A live airport board, soonest first.

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Crew GO! is being built and flown by real crew right now. A test build for iPhone and Android is coming. Leave your details, and you are counted. The number below is what tells us how big to build this.

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