Originally Posted by
Check 6
Not at all... draw the line where you will. But the J/S should remain the domain of the Captain, I always ask for a ride home, whether I am in the back or up front. Are you one of the folks that book a J/S and just assume you get to ride?
Do I think it is a line that should not be crossed... to put it mildly h&*l yes.
I think you're focusing on the wrong details. The seats always have belonged to the captain - he/she has full authority to allow/deny any jumpers (as long as it's justified) - but the booking of the seats should have nothing to do with the captain's input. Again, everyone who is booked has been screened and is approved to ride, either in the back or up front, so why would the captain even want to get involved in that process?? He is the
final screen, not the administrator of the program, in my opinion.