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If you mean can the AWAC-operated flights accept a UAL pilot on the jumpseat, I doubt it, simply because AirTran doesn't have a way for the gate agents to verify employment for United pilots, which is required for cockpit jumpseat access.

We would if we could, but you're welcome in the cabin anytime.
 
"If you mean can the AWAC-operated flights accept a UAL pilot on the jumpseat, I doubt it, simply because AirTran doesn't have a way for the gate agents to verify employment for United pilots, which is required for cockpit jumpseat access."

ACA (and maybe willy) used ACARS from the cockpit to verify a UAL guy. It kept the gate agent where they belonged, out of the jumpseat decision....
:D
 
Unfortunately I don't think that AirTran has ACARS but I heard they are looking in to it. Any other creative ways to verify crew member info?

Sensei
 
Crew member verification, can usually be assured by the tired look of a true airman's face, ring around the collar, loose tie, humble 'get me the ?ell home' expression on thier face, and a simple thanks so much for the ride Captain !!! Sorry for the thread drift..... Welcome aboard folks.... You'll enjoy AirTran... Fun and hard working pilot group.
 
We have 8 aircraft with ACARS, the rest will be activated when they finish the evaluation period.
 
Thanks for the replies. I hitched a ride (cabin) and the pilots, f/a's and gate agents were better to me than at UAL...thanks.
 

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