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RichO

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What are the different ways an employee with an airline (Comair) can get positive space on a flight rather than being on standbye?
 
Every company is a little different, but in my experience the only way you can get a positive space ticket is if the company gives you one. For example, at United they give you a positive space ticket to travel to the training center for a PC check. Or if the company needs to get you to another city to cover a flight.
There are other speacial cases, like a death in the family and you get one from your supervisor. When I flew at the commuter level, the gate agents could issue a positive space ticket but they had to give the company a good reason why they did it.
Remember, when you get a positive space non-rev ticket, that means you will bump a revenue PAX, so the company will only do it if they really have to. hope that answers your question.
 
We can buy ID-20 pos space tickets at Delta.
 

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