AMR Jumpseat Attire

[BentOver]

Tuxedo with a sharp looking bow tie. Pocket hanki, and cufflinks...

Someday I really want to show up like that!!

 

[spacecadet1]

Heard of a JB guy with a beard denied the JS by a sky nazi. What the heck?!

 

[CesnaCaptn]

True. Of course walking around the terminal dressed like that is unacceptable as well. But there sure are a lot of young guys who think its OK.

There's a lot of old timers who think it's ok too, but thanks for the bias.

 

[CesnaCaptn]

Heard of a JB guy with a beard denied the JS by a sky nazi. What the heck?!

What the heck was a JetBlue guy asking for the jumpseat with a beard? Or what the heck, a sky nazi deny him the jumpseat?

 

[SWA Bubba]

What the heck was a JetBlue guy asking for the jumpseat with a beard? Or what the heck, a sky nazi deny him the jumpseat?

Depends on the airline, I suppose. I can't speak for any other airline, but Southwest's cockpit JS dress code says no beards. On the other hand, I did't know that Jetblue allowed pilots to have beards. I've only seen beards on pilots from European airlines.

Bubba

 

[waveflyer]

O2 mask needs to seal?
That's why we can't have them at work- but the jump?

 

[Fubijaakr]

A jumpseater is, by law, a working crew member. So, the mask must seal for them, too.

 

[huronip]

Thanks everyone for the info!

 

[Herman]

Horizon requires uniform or coat and tie. However most of the CAs don't enforce it very strictly.

At Horizon a tie is not required!
Sweater and nice Jeans is acceptable...but feel free to wear your tux!!!

 

[180ToTheMarker]

Depends on the airline, I suppose. I can't speak for any other airline, but Southwest's cockpit JS dress code says no beards. On the other hand, I did't know that Jetblue allowed pilots to have beards. I've only seen beards on pilots from European airlines.

Bubba

No beards on Delta j/s either