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Mesaba has unlimited jumpseats. I would like to invite all of you to ride in our spacious Saab 340 or Avro. Many of you have already helped me get from A to B.
 
Singlecoil said:
I'm pretty sure United takes unlimited jumpseaters now.
Nope. J/S on mainline = number of cockpit seats. UEX carriers are unlimited, though.
 
dispatcher121 said:
I know for a fact Alaska will only accept jumpseaters equivalent to the amount of jumpseats in the cockpit i.e. MD80-1, 734-2. It's written in their ops specs.

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Hmmm, not sure how you know this to be a fact. I've jumpseated on Alaska numerous times to Mexico on an MD-80 with friends who also jumpseated. There is only one jumpseat on the MD-80, but they let the whole group go. No ID90s or anything - all ACMs.
 
I used to jumpseat on Alaska and as far as I know they will put as many jumpseaters on as they have open seats in the back. A very high class operation. IMHO
 
dispatcher121 said:
English said:
not sure how you know this to be a fact. QUOTE]

That was the exception not the rule. I have a copy of their jumpseat policy in front of me....want one? :p

No, I'll give you one instead.

This is from the ALPA website regarding Alaska's jumpseat policy...

A Guide to U.S. Airline Jumpseat Policies
Alaska

The jumpseat is offered to any carrier that has a reciprocal agreement with Alaska. Obtain a jumpseat form at the gate for domestic flights and at the ticket counter for international flights departing non-US stations. A jumpseat may be scheduled in advance only through the chief pilot’s office. Casual attire is acceptable, and certificate and company ID are required. The carrier offers international jumpseats. Call 1-800-426-0333 for flight information. Will accept as many jumpseaters as there are open seats in the cabin.
 
ATA and chicago express and southwest will always fill up the seats!

chico will only if they dont go over weight... 30/34 usually does that though

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Delta Rocks.....but only two seats or less at a time

I just got back from a quick trip to MCO from BNA. I have to say, Delta really does treat JS'ers well. I do tend to approach the whole thing from the "beggars can't be choosers" viewpoint, but I have never gotten a raw deal from DL. I have never had to sit in back when there is an empty seat in first, and even in the back have been treated well. They do have a limit (but I have seen CPT's bend that rule). Just my nickel's worth.......
 
At Shuttle America we'll take unlimited j/s. 121/135 with ID are always welcome. We are Us Airways express in PIT and United express in IAD. The saabs are a bit weight concious so pack light! C-ya soon!
 
Just to reinforce some of the previous postings about USAirways....... they are great! They treated me like a king in 1st class of an A330. The captains insisted that I take 1st, both ways. On the way back, 1st was full and the captain was actually upset. But whatever, I was just happy to have a way home.
 
Anyone know about j/s (numbers) with British Airways or Lufthansa?
 

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