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RidddleRat

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Does anyone know what interline agreements does Airtran have? I don't need a complete list or anything. I just noticed that my airline does not have any agreements with AAI and I'm wondering who does (specifically for international travel)?
 
Thanks -9Capt. for the reply!

However, I'm more curious as to who you can buy an ID90 or ZED fare on, being an AAI employee. Seems like a stupid question but, like I said, my airline says we can't buy one on AAI.
 
RidddleRat said:
Thanks -9Capt. for the reply!

However, I'm more curious as to who you can buy an ID90 or ZED fare on, being an AAI employee. Seems like a stupid question but, like I said, my airline says we can't buy one on AAI.[/quote]

Your airline is smart. They have invested thousands of dollars in you and wouldn't want to risk losing you by riding in there planes with Ty "Snug Fit" up front.:laugh:
 
Crusty the clown jumps on another AirTran thread to bash us. Big surprise. You don't even know when to use the right "their".

Go back to your brokeback buddy.
 
CatfishVT9 said:
Crusty the clown jumps on another AirTran thread to bash us. Big surprise. You don't even know when to use the right "their".

Go back to your brokeback buddy.

Instead of trashing him, you should be trashing your company. A gate agent in ATL last Friday wanted to charge me $30 for a jumpseat. This is crap and you Airtran pilots need to negotiate a change. I will remember this when one of you guys want a ride.
 
Einstein said:
Instead of trashing him, you should be trashing your company. A gate agent in ATL last Friday wanted to charge me $30 for a jumpseat. This is crap and you Airtran pilots need to negotiate a change. I will remember this when one of you guys want a ride.

Hey dickhole, I mean Snake, we'll be sure to negotiate that just for you buddy.
 
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Einstein said:
Instead of trashing him, you should be trashing your company. A gate agent in ATL last Friday wanted to charge me $30 for a jumpseat. This is crap and you Airtran pilots need to negotiate a change. I will remember this when one of you guys want a ride.

Einstein, or should I say 'mental midget', you lay one on a pilot for something out of our control -- that's good! Any Airtran pilot on this board (at least I think) would be more than happy to carry UNL jumpseaters, just depends on the gate agent. You, however, are not welcome D!<k!
 
Einstein said:
Instead of trashing him, you should be trashing your company. A gate agent in ATL last Friday wanted to charge me $30 for a jumpseat. This is crap and you Airtran pilots need to negotiate a change. I will remember this when one of you guys want a ride.

I haven't found a pilot here that likes the policy. Let me ask you this....were you the first offline guy to show up? The policy says they should allow one offline jumpseater on for free and charge for every one after that. It sucks but it's better than standing there watching an airplane with 50 empty seats push back without you because you weren't the first guy there. Can't tell you how many times that has happened to me when I was trying to jumpseat on Delta. You ever ask a Delta guy why they haven't gotten unlimited free jumpseats with all of the concessions they've been giving up??
 
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RidddleRat said:
Does anyone know what interline agreements does Airtran have? I don't need a complete list or anything. I just noticed that my airline does not have any agreements with AAI and I'm wondering who does (specifically for international travel)?

Funny you should ask as I was just looking into this yesterday. I know you said you didn't need a list but here's what it says:

Air Wisconsin
Alaska
Alitalia
Aloha
America West
American Trans Air
Cayman Airways
Champion Air
Delta (incl Delta Conn.)
Gulfstream
Hawaiian
Horizon
Iceland Air
Independence Air (maybe this isn't the most up to date list, huh?)
Island Air
Korean Air
Martinair Holland
Mesa
Mesaba
Skyway
South African
USAirways
Virgin Atlantic
Cape Air
Frontier
Great Lakes
Ryan
Shuttle America
JetBlue
Southwest
Spirit
 
None of our pilots like this policy at all. It is, for lack of a better word, retarded. I know for a fact that our union is actively attempting to include some ironclad language allowing unlimited (free) offline jumpseats in our new contract.
 
Groundhog Day.
 
When I clicked this thread, I expected this to degenerate into a Riddle bash fest by post 4, just cuz of the thread starters name....but I'm impressed! :D
 
gkrangers said:
When I clicked this thread, I expected this to degenerate into a Riddle bash fest by post 4, just cuz of the thread starters name....but I'm impressed! :D

You also had to know Uppercrust would jump it and take a cheap shot, big suprise there!!
 

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