Originally Posted by
Commuterguy
As a pilot with WestJet, we use Flica to view our schedule, drop entire pairing, part of the pairing or just drop the first or last leg of the pairing for commuting purposes.
I recently talked with a colleague who informed me that at Air Canada, they are not allowed to drop the first or last leg of their pairing. As well, I talked with a friend at JAZZ and they are allowed to do this. I guessed I assumed that this was the standard.
How does this work with regional airlines in the U.S.
Best regards,
Commuterguy
Hey buddy, at SkyWest people can post the last leg of their trip for trade. If someone wants to take it it's all theirs. But otherwise you are on your own with regards to that.
Not everyone is as friendly to their commuters as DP and your management team
