Originally Posted by
Shaun
The guy who didn't let me sleep in the cockpit was a unsocial and grumpy, I don't know what his problem was. That was on United, so it wasn't policy.
It is policy to not let people sleep in the FA jumpseat on JetBlue, but most of the FAs don't care.
No matter how hard I try, I always fall asleep in the jumpseat on red eyes during the last 30 minutes or so of the flight. I think its because as we get into the arrival phase of the flight, I am less involved in the conversation and just kind of drift off. More than one occasion I can remember seeing the lights of Houston from about 100 miles out and the next thing I know I am being awakened by the "thump" of the landing
Don't know if its against CAL policy or not but for what its worth, no one has ever said anything to me about it.