Originally Posted by
dingdong
at United you can list for a cabin seat and separately for the jumpseat. Having two PNR for the same flight. On the UA app employees can see where you sit on the list seniority wise or check in wise based on whether mainline or regional is being flown.
so yea, a UA pilot can see if they have the seniority/priority for jumpseat over other pilots.
but in the end you still only get one seat. You’re just listed twice. So it’s not his decision but only a matter of how many seats there are in total including the JS. It’s not like they will keep the JS vacant and not offer it to anyone else if he opts to go and sit in the back.
seems like BS to me and as though he made himself look more important than he was.