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I am just curious. I am out on short term dissability due to surgery on my knee and am not able to fly but do seem to still have travel benefits. Not sure I am still in CASS. I dont want to get in trouble for jumpseating to Europe (I have relatives there) as it may look funny. Do they track these things? Do you think it could cause a summons and potential "carpet dance"?
ACL65PILOT is correct. DAL certainly track its own jumpseats internally, and as someone else said... if they have reason to look, they can look in CASS.
If you're sick and you have to fly, your best bet to move around outside the system is on a ID90 or a ZED. That's the last place they'd look when you have jump seat.
Or go greyhound!
If you are on any type of medical leave, personal leave of absence, extended military leave, etc. you are removed from CASS.
It is a TSA requirement. However, if you are not able to be verified by CASS you can still ride in the back...if they can verify your employment and you can find a gate agent that actually knows this.
Actually, some airlines don't necessarily interpret the TSA requirement to remove military leave of absence people from cass. I know some do, but some do not. I've taken a poll in my reserve unit, and it is all over the gambit.
Luv