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Southwest Airlines Jumpseat
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Hear hear - I second that!
Even though for me getting around on my own airline is pretty easy, its nice to know that in a pinch, or if my schedule is wierd or something, I can usually walk over to SWA and get to where I need to get to - you guys are the best to jumpseat on.
Same goes to ATA as well, great bunch of crews, and a good and simple policy for us offliners.
Even though for me getting around on my own airline is pretty easy, its nice to know that in a pinch, or if my schedule is wierd or something, I can usually walk over to SWA and get to where I need to get to - you guys are the best to jumpseat on.
Same goes to ATA as well, great bunch of crews, and a good and simple policy for us offliners.
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