Royal Caribbean Airline Eligibility: To be an “Eligible airline Employee” a person must be: A current full-time employee of a commercial passenger airline A current employee of FedEx, Airborne Express or UPS. Stateroom eligibility: As long as one guest in the stateroom is a “primary” eligible above, one additional stateroom may be booked and a third stateroom may be booked only if one of the two additional staterooms is occupied by dependant children of the primary guest.  A maximum of three cabins can be booked per primary guest per sailing.  Guests qualified as “Secondary Eligibility” may cruise at interline rates even if unaccompanied by the Primary eligible guest.  Those qualified are Spouse or Domestic Partner of currently employed airline employee Parents of currently employed airline employee Retired employee CRS employees Identification:  A “primary” guest must provide a current ID badge.  Retirees must provide a retiree badge or a letter on letterhead indicating retirement.  A “Secondary” must provide both the primary’s badge and a letter on letterhead with a Manager or Department head signature and a phone number.MILITARY ELIGIBILITY:To qualify for a military rate on Royal Caribbean, an individual must be classified as one of the following: Active personnel currently serving in the Canadian National Defense; United States Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, National Guard or Reserves. Proper identification in the form of a United States Uniformed Services WHITE Identification Card for U.S. military personnel, and a WHITE N.D.21 Identification Card with a Red Canadian Flag displayed for Canadian National Defense personnel, must be presented at time of check-in. Retired from any of the divisions listed directly above. "Retired" is defined as A) enlisted personnel or officers with a minimum of 20 years of service, B) medically retired, or C) 100% disabled. Proper identification for those classified in category A or B must be in the form of a United States Uniformed RED (Reserve retired personnel) or BLUE (Active Duty retired personnel) Identification Card. Proper identification for those classified in category C is a United States Uniformed TAN Identification Card. Retired Canadian National Defense personnel are eligible and must possess a green NDI-75 card (retired personnel). All forms of identification must be presented at time of check-in. Veterans with an Honorable Discharge serving a minimum of 2 years, or 6-months in an active war zone, in any of the United States service divisions listed above. Proper identification in the form of a DD 214, plus a current photo must be presented at time of check-in. Spouses of actively deployed, or deceased military personnel, are eligible to book one stateroom as long as the eligible spouse is occupying the stateroom. All other guests traveling in the same stateroom are also eligible for the military rate. Spouse must present Read More