jparker371

Just wondering what airlines out there take Part 135 Jumpseaters and would be worthwhile trying to coordinate a reciprocal agreement? Any help would be appreciated, I currently pay for my commute and am trying to negotiate some agreements on behalf of my company. Thanks any and all information is greatly appreciated.

nancy33

I think JetBlue and US airways will but i think US airways stoped but we had agreements with Delta, Skywest, Airtrain, and AA, AE, southwest wanted a formal agreemnt but U just have to contact them.

johnso29

If you work for MAC then I know you can go on NWA/DAL. I've had several MAC Caravan drivers up front.

Trogdor

When I worked for Ram Air out of RDU, we had a reciprocal with Southwest.

jparker371

nancy when you say "we" what airline are you referring to? additionally were you all in CASS at the time?

Jetspeed

Air Cargo Carriers has jumpseat agreements with most of the majors and regionals.

Seatownflyer

SKW and Seaport have an agreement.

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winglet

My Mesa General Ops Manual says any CASS verified 135 pilots can ride in the cockpit jumpseat.

Who are the CASS verified 135 pilot groups? I haven't seen any 135 guys in a while. I don't think many get past the Tub Stackers or the Gate Nazis.

If you can get to the gate and I see you then you are welcome anytime.

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757upspilot

UPS requires that your company have and agreement and that you have CASS. If you want to get on the approved list contact the IPA jumpseat committee to find out if they think it is feasible. UPS seems to want to see some mutual benefit for UPS pilots.

bleedairpacks

As long as your bring your medical, we'll delivery you. Haha.

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