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When we used to fly through SLC, senior SKW guys were bumping junior SKW guys off of ASA jumpseats, because that's the way SKW runs their own jumpseats.

SKW is the only airline that I know of that does this (maybe I am wrong), and thus it doesn't apply to offline jumpseats.

Sure hope that Republic guy didn't get talked out of a jumpseat.

If that's not ASA's jumpseat policy, how was this being allowed?
 
SLC gate agents ofcourse. We heard about it after the fact, but the junior pilot managed to get on as a NRSA. I guess being purchased by SKW meant that all of their policies applied to us

I figured that was the case. Some of them make up their own rules as you obviously saw during your time there.
 
Who gives a ****? RJ pilots are scum. Everytime I get in a guy's face at a hotel bar they punk out. Since scab has a certain definition. RJ pilots are scars. Yeah, that's right RAH. Please let us go outside.
 
Who gives a ****? RJ pilots are scum. Everytime I get in a guy's face at a hotel bar they punk out. Since scab has a certain definition. RJ pilots are scars. Yeah, that's right RAH. Please let us go outside.


Wow, what a "big man" you are. child
 
AA and AE have ALWAYS been based on seniority for the jumpseat - until 15min prior, then it's first come first serve.
 

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