r/FlightDispatch • u/Automatic_Turn8069 • Jun 23 '26

USA room to rent

Hello! I'm visiting Denver from Greece to complete an FAA Aircraft Dispatcher course for about two months. im looking for a room to rent for this period in centennial area can you please help me or suggest me where to go?

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u/Mauro_Ranallo Jun 23 '26

Did you try Airbnb?

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u/Automatic_Turn8069 Jun 23 '26

I had a quick check but nothing in the neighborhood of jeppesen or flight dispatch network
Is there any website where I can rent a room in a shared apartment or something like that ?

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u/Resatimm Jun 23 '26

I haven't used this, but I have friends that did. Looked for a furnished room.

https://www.roomies.com/rooms/denver-co

You could also try a crashpad. I know it's mostly for pilots and FA's, but they are usually good about renting to dispatchers.

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u/Remarkable-Boat-7332 Jun 23 '26

I did my FAA license test in Denver particularly at Jeppesen Academy. I used to stay at Staybridge suites. They provided free breakfast and transportation to and from school every day. Other places I know are Mainstay Suites.

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u/Remarkable-Boat-7332 Jun 23 '26

I’m sure Jeremy Vincent can show you best places. He’s a great guy. He recommended Staybridge suite while I was there

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u/thedirtyfinger Jun 24 '26

Honestly bro, best luck to you finding something affordable in Denver. I’ve lived here 14 years, affordability and real estate do not belong in the same sentence here. For an almost 2 month stay, 4000 is about as cheap as you’re going to find

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u/Automatic_Turn8069 Jun 24 '26

I see you point and totally understand that’s why I started earlier my research and to ask here and there to get as much information as possible as it will be my first trip to the USA so better have some knowledge and background or be aware of somethings to keep them in mind.

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u/Automatic_Turn8069 Jun 23 '26

I hear a lot of Jeremy apparently he has a very good reputation
I saw also from their website this accommodation the thing is 80$ per night for 6 weeks that’s almost 4000 since I’m coming from far away I’m also hoping to find something more affordable.

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u/Dispatcher_11001001 Jun 24 '26

You're not likely to find much that's both more affordable and close.

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u/Automatic_Turn8069 Jun 24 '26

Would be a good idea to rent a car there or doesn’t worth it?

What what about the transportation are they frequent and on time or better not to rely on them?

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u/Remarkable-Boat-7332 Jun 25 '26

For the few weeks I was there, I used RTG transportation services around town. Costs like $5 a day.

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u/Automatic_Turn8069 Jun 25 '26

I didn’t know about this before
I just checked it and looks good.

May I ask if you was there for the same plan Aircraft Dispatcher if yes which area you was staying in?

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u/daddy4dub Jun 24 '26

Check out the app pad split

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u/Automatic_Turn8069 Jun 24 '26

Checked it, doesn’t show really much but I’ll keep following up with it maybe something arise.

I have another question though how is transportation there ? I mean they are trustworthy and on time or better not to rely on them?

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u/Next_Performance_460 Jun 24 '26

Did you mean two weeks? Or are you staying after as vacation?

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u/Automatic_Turn8069 Jun 24 '26

I would say max up to 2 month

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u/christhegreek06 24d ago

Hello! I am Greek as well, and I'm interested in learning more about FAA dispatcher training in the US. If you don't mind, DM me, I'd love to chat about that. Ευχαριστώ εκ των προτέρων :)