CREWFLYSHARE · GUIDE
Accommodation for student pilots and cabin crew trainees
Finding somewhere to live is part of preparing for aviation training. A room for a few nights, a shared flat and an apartment for several months involve different practical choices. Crewflyshare helps you describe your needs and connect with other aviation community members.
Updated 20 September 2026 · Crewflyshare
Check where training actually takes place
Ask the training provider where classroom lessons, flights and simulator sessions are held. They may use different locations. Check whether transport works at the required times before committing to accommodation.
Plan the duration and some flexibility
State your arrival date and intended length of stay. Ask about extending the stay or leaving early before choosing, because a training timetable may change. Compare accommodation costs alongside transport, meals and stated utility charges.
Search alone or with other trainees
In the long-term rental section, browse accommodation offers and member requests. Be specific about the training centre, city, dates, budget and whether you want a room, an apartment or a shared property. Hotel room sharing may also be useful for a short training session.
Prepare the wider training project
CREW ACADEMY brings together a training pathway guide, an organisation directory and resources for pilots and cabin crew. CREW FREQUENCY provides a place to ask the community questions. A listing or personal account is not an official endorsement of a training provider.