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Old 05-11-2014 | 06:24 PM
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John Carr
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Originally Posted by IslanderDriver
For some reason American doesn't have reciprocal jumpseat agreements internationally (in an open seat in back) with many carriers.
It all boils down to an old/crusty mentality they had "back in the day" of "well, YOUR airline can't take me to (insert int'l destination here) therefore we can't take you to (insert int'l destination here)".

Originally Posted by IslanderDriver
Fedex has an agreement as do a few other pax carriers but that's about it, from what I've gathered over the years.
Interesting, as I believe that UPS doesn't but I could very well be wrong. I believe that SW does have an int'l agreement with them (AA). The story is that the SW guys pressed pretty hard to get it using the rationale that a crap-ton of AA guys ride on SW to places like Chicago, Dallas, etc.
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