NetJets Working on CASS Approval?

[JungleJett]

I like you Flopgut. Let's be friends. :beer: Your method of thinking is entirely logical and not filled with hate. It would be an honor and a priviledge to ride in the back of your airplane anytime.

Dude...don't worry, I got it.

 

[kman]

Not saying the company would use j/s to get you to your assignment, just saying that if after you have J/S for awhile, company says lets require all new pilots to live in a major airline hub, or all, that way we can begin on day one with a one leg flight to assignment. When you say, but I live in peoria, they say, too bad, jumpseat. That is in essence how the 121 world works now!
Luv

Yes, but the airlines have hubs, we do not.

Maybe around 2012(is it 2016 now?),when are contract is up, but not likely. And there is no way they could just force people to show up unless we let it happen.

But we are off topic again, this is not about jumpseating, just cass.

 

[imacdog]

Flopgut I'm glad to see you decided not to follow through with your promise to leave this thread. Your posts are always enlightening and helpful.

 

[FO 4 Life]

Most of the furloughed pilots came after 9/11. Emory

Really? You hired them directly out of college?

BTW, the ticket agent can remove the SSSS on your boarding pass. Have you tried to ask? Not saying they will, but they can.

 

[gunfyter]

Really? You hired them directly out of college?

BTW, the ticket agent can remove the SSSS on your boarding pass. Have you tried to ask? Not saying they will, but they can.

College huh?

I guess I don't get your joke.

 

[JungleJett]

College huh?

I guess I don't get your joke.

Me either....

And the ticket agent cannot always remove the SSSS.

 

[sexybeast]

deleted...due to the request of coworkers and unintentionally arrogant tone.

 

[capt_zman]

The pilots (or most pilots) at NJ are not interested in jumpseating privileges, we have plenty of miles to get us where we want to go.

Not to be a loser, but commuting is painful enough. Another 5000 potential j/s er's with no reciprocating policy doesn't sound too interesting either.

 

[sexybeast]

Not to be a loser, but commuting is painful enough. Another 5000 potential j/s er's with no reciprocating policy doesn't sound too interesting either.

I have been there and done that...I couldn't agree more.

 

[gutshotdraw]

Not to be a loser, but commuting is painful enough. Another 5000 potential j/s er's with no reciprocating policy doesn't sound too interesting either.

ATTENTION! ATTENTION! NETJETS DOES NOT WANT ACCESS TO THE JUMPSEAT!!!!!!!

How many times do we have to say it? This is about official vetting by the TSA so that they STOP WASTING THEIR TIME double screening crewmembers that have been background checked repeatedly and POSE NO SECURITY THREAT to the system.