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Old 06-22-2014 | 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Yazzoo
We had a pilot the other day give up his positive-spaced seat to a non-rev passenger and sit in the jumpseat. I was wondering about the general perception/guidelines for doing that. Thanks!
As others have said its a good move IF there are not other pilots trying to get to work/home.

Originally Posted by AZpilot
I'd never do it when deadheading. Had several gate agents ask me to ride the JS and I've always said no. I commute and I'm not gonna screw over another commuter
Absolutely. DHers should take their seat in the back. ONLY take the jumpseat IF there are no other pilots looking to commute. That said, you'll be the hero to the CSA if you do it and that can go a long way in the future.
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