Airtran in CASS charging 25.00

[720persecond]

Any Airtran pilot can confirm that you are still charging 25.00 for the second jumpseater ?

No flamebait please, it is an honest question

 

[gt1900]

It totally depends on the gate agent...But, yes, the policy is still to charge $25.00, but, if your not sitting in the jumpseat, its not consdered a jumpseat, its considered an off line non rev pass... So, if the flight is full and your sitting in the jumpseat, you will not be charged...

 

[720persecond]

It totally depends on the gate agent...But, yes, the policy is still to charge $25.00, but, if your not sitting in the jumpseat, its not consdered a jumpseat, its considered an off line non rev pass... So, if the flight is full and your sitting in the jumpseat, you will not be charged...

Ok, thanks for the quick answer.

Last week, an Airtran Captain told me this 25.00 nonsense was supposed to be history. Wonder what's the official policy, with so many different opinions

 

[gt1900]

The official policy is still to charge the 25.. However, the AAI pilots want this changed...

 

[720persecond]

The official policy is still to charge the 25.. However, the AAI pilots want this changed...

Gotcha

 

[bestpilot]

yupp yuppp yupp

less mooolah fer da brewskis, my brother from anudder mudder!

So sorrryy bro.

 

[svcta]

'bout 2 years ago I got dinged for $35. Did they lower it or did I get my money stolen twice at the same time?

 

[Ty Webb]

This has been covered many times. There is no charge to ride the actual jumpseat, whether there is one installed, or two. One or two offline jumpseaters will ride accordingly.

If someone else beats you to the jumpseat, and there is an empty seat in the cabin, they will sell you a walk up pass for $25. Period.

 

[720persecond]

This has been covered many times. There is no charge to ride the actual jumpseat, whether there is one installed, or two. One or two offline jumpseaters will ride accordingly.

If someone else beats you to the jumpseat, and there is an empty seat in the cabin, they will sell you a walk up pass for $25. Period.

Ty,

I thought after going CASS, Airtran would consider all of us jumpseaters

 

[Whine Lover]

Questions:

- If it is a "walk up pass" for non-rev travel do we need to be CASS approved and go through that process?

- What is the dress code if you have no intention of jumpseating but want to use the "walk up pass" feature?


Thanks.

YKW