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joe_pilot

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Thank You!

What a class act. On friday night (6/19) The gate agent tried to give him the jumpseat and he pointed out that I had a 2 year earlier hire date (at OO). Talked to him for about 15 minutes prior. Great guy.

If you see this, thanks again. Hope you made it home that night. You represent Republic and all pilots very well.

-JP
 
He might represent Republic Pilots well, but how is that representing all pilots?

I am sure some Midwest Express Pilots would beg to differ.

Jeeez, what a weak thread to begin with!
 
cool

very cool, but I always thought jumpseat was first come first serve.? Unless Two guys jumpseating on there own company, than it is seniority. That is what I thought anyway> I could be wrong
 
Jumpseat has nothing to do with seniority/DOH.

Are you one of those morons that thinks it does?
 
My point was to acknowledge the guy who did a stand up thing. Maybe he didn't have to. Whatever.

Just saying thanks to the guy.

-JP
 
Jumpseat has nothing to do with seniority/DOH.

Are you one of those morons that thinks it does?

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.
 
I bet he was trying to get stuck in FLL. "I am sorry crew scheduling i got bumped off all the flights. I guess i will have to stay at home this week."
 
PDT is seniority based for PDT pilots and first come to all others on Piedmont planes.

Pdt is not seniority based for pilots. I have had to explain this to a few PDT Captains that were TDY'ing back in the day to EWN.

If a junior FO at PDT signs up for the Jumpseat first then he gets it over a senior Captain that comes up to the gate later. US Airways mainline is the same way.
 
Also all others don't come after PDT Pilots.

1. PDT Pilots
2. PDT Dispatchers (that do a once a year Jumpseat)
3. US Airways/ PSA Pilots
4. Other US Airways Express Contract Carriers (Mesa, RAH, AirWhiskey, etc.)
5. All other 121 Pilots
 
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?
 

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