Originally Posted by jetflyer123

You’ve also been dealing with APA leadership that was all legacy AA. You have a whole new group in there now as of July with rumored changes to the travel policy at the end of this year being discussed. Could have been a different outcome. I’m also not asserting that the jumpseat belongs to AA. What I did assert is that all the seats in the back DO belong to AA, and so does the AAC travel. Outside of letting you ride on Republic metal, AA doesn’t have to give you anything else and could just tell you to fly on us like any other offline airline by buying a ZED fare for your family or commuting as a D6 without the AAC luxury of priority for seats in the back. Again, not saying that would happen, but who holds the stacked deck here? The jumpseat is one seat on your plane. Our priority system does in fact truly own the other 76 with the exception of you riding on your metal as part of your contract with AA.