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Old 01-24-2026 | 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted by e6bpilot
Some of you guys are convoluting jumpseating and nonrevving.

Advantages to jumpseating - preboard, early luggage stowage, do not get kicked off in a weight restriction.
Advantages to Nonrev - may get first crack at a cabin seat and not have to sit up front in a completely full situation.

They are two separate things. You are going to choose one or the other at the gate podium.

The policy as it is currently is very close to what I would consider “industry standard”. You have to make a choice on what you want to do. Most ops agents are going to let you preboard if you are in uniform. I plan on just nonrevving unless they are in a weight situation.

I have a feeling once this settles down, it will be very close to exactly what everyone else does, which is assign an extra legroom cabin seat to crew unless they aren’t available (people are cheap so they usually are).
Who wants to tell the FAs that after Tuesday, the exit row restriction for nonrevs and jumpseaters isn't a thing anymore?

i fear that's seriously going to move their cheese.
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