Please spread the word PSA pilots...
05-23-2016, 11:57 AM
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Please spread the word PSA pilots...
PSA pilots aren't supposed to be reserving the Jumpseat on mainline aircraft via the hotline. Apparently someone in the training center is giving out bad info. IT is fixing the problem. In the mean time.. Please don't do it.
05-23-2016, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by pagey
Why not?......
05-23-2016, 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Al Czervik
It's only reservable by mainline pilots. Apparently, it's a "glitch" they are fixing. The company is saying it's an "abuse of travel privileges." I think the ones doing it don't know any better. Don't think they'll be in any trouble, just talked to.
What's the difference between me listing as a non-rev of listing JS through the hotline?
05-23-2016, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by pagey
I understand that you are just the messenger but what difference does it make? I'm assuming the non-rev rules are being followed yes?
What's the difference between me listing as a non-rev of listing JS through the hotline?
What's the difference between me listing as a non-rev of listing JS through the hotline?
It lists you in a category you can't fly on: D2WP or D2WA. I believe you can only list D2 via online NRTP. Calling this number only allows listing as a WP or WA not D2. This takes away the ability of a mainline pilot to even list. Once those are booked they're gone for that flight. The beginning of the automated system says it's only to be booked by pilots at American.
05-23-2016, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Al Czervik
No, the non rev rules aren't being followed.
It lists you in a category you can't fly on: D2WP or D2WA. I believe you can list D2. Calling an listing as a WP or WA takes away the ability of a mainline pilot the ability to list. Once those are booked they're gone for that flight. The beginning of the automated system says it's only to be booked by pilots at American.
It lists you in a category you can't fly on: D2WP or D2WA. I believe you can list D2. Calling an listing as a WP or WA takes away the ability of a mainline pilot the ability to list. Once those are booked they're gone for that flight. The beginning of the automated system says it's only to be booked by pilots at American.
05-23-2016, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by PSUPilot
Because you're not an American Airlines pilot. Seems simple enough.
You must be an American Airlines pilot though so you probably know more than me.
05-23-2016, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by pagey
We are bumped off the JS by a mainline pilot anyway. I list for the JS 30 days prior and a mainline pilot shows up 10 minutes prior he gets the seat regardless.
05-23-2016, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by pagey
Cool man, just trying to have a conversation about it. The way the rules work it doesn't make a difference either way. The mainline guy is going to get the seat regardless of how it was booked.
You must be an American Airlines pilot though so you probably know more than me.
You must be an American Airlines pilot though so you probably know more than me.
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