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Had to deny a Skywest guy three days ago. I look forward to having them in the cockpit.
Also, I had a non CASS Capt willing to take me in the cockpit even though his airline did not allow CASS:
Luckily a cabin seat was open.
DO NOT SIT IN THE COCKPIT IF YOU ARE NOT CASS!
We don't want to ruin the jumpseat benefit. Not sure if the TSA really cares about jumpseating and they'd don't need ammo to get rid of it...
Also, I had a non CASS Capt willing to take me in the cockpit even though his airline did not allow CASS:
Luckily a cabin seat was open.
DO NOT SIT IN THE COCKPIT IF YOU ARE NOT CASS!
We don't want to ruin the jumpseat benefit. Not sure if the TSA really cares about jumpseating and they'd don't need ammo to get rid of it...
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