Air France Jump Seat

[el gringo]

Can a US airline pilot jump seat on Air France? Let's say from MIA-CDG-MIA.
Thanks for the responce.

 

[cathaywannabe]

No, a U.S. pilot can not do that.

 

[el gringo]

Thanks for the reply. Didn't think so either.

 

[cessnapilot]

If you have a nonrev ticket, and the flight is full, the capt might let you on. I've done that on Lufthansa and KLM... full flights, but they let me on with a nonrev ID-90

 

[flyboyike]

Can a US airline pilot jump seat on Air France?

How's your French?

 

[tataki]

How's your French?

Let's say its good.

 

[Coool Hand Luke]

Let's say its good.

Bonne Journee!

 

[dojetdriver]

Sacre Bleu!!!!

 

[redeye69]

I am not even sure the Cpt will let you on the jump seat with a non rev ticket, but you can try. The problem is that the flights are always full out of MIA to CDG and chances are...you won't be the only non rev around. Good luck to you, and if you have any more question about AF, shoot, I'm a French AF driver.

 

[freightdogfred]

Good luck to you, and if you have any more question about AF, shoot, I'm a French AF driver.

OK, I'll bite... I heard AF pilots have in their contract that they are allowed "1 glass of wine with dinner". True or false?

I've also read the average american uses 200 bars of soap a year, yet the average frenchman only uses 5. ( I think I know the answer to this one.)