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Jumpseating vs. Non-Rev....

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To clarify a couple earlier points: flight attendants can jumpseat, but only on the flight attendant jumpseat in the cabin. Only a qualified pilot, instructor, dispatcher, mechanic, or fed can ride the cockpit jumpseat(s).
Also, if in uniform while non-revving one cannot consume alcohol.
 
"BASSET HOUNDS RULE"

HeeHee.....my Basset (Baxter) thinks so too!
 
Actually,
Flight Attendants can jumpseat in the cockpit jumpseat, if their airline's operations manual allows it. I used to be a dispatcher at an airline that did allow this, and I put them on the jumpseat regularly. Actually, just about anyone can get approval from the Director of Operations, but those that are not certificated airmen must have a seat avaiable in the back. So, it doesn't help to get you on a full aircraft.
 

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