Originally Posted by
cgtpilot
Not sure if I understand your answer but yes any OAL 121 pilot can occupy our FA jumpseat as long as no other JB pilot or FA, faa etc is requesting the seat. The 320 has 2 FA jumpseats/190 has 1 FA jumpseat available.
I meant what you said. The the other part of my post was to squelch the argument that ALWAYS comes up whenever a pilot is allowed to occupy a Flight Attendant JS.
Somebody (usually an FA) will always use the argument that a pilot is not "trained" to occupy that seat or operate the doors of that SPECIFIC aircraft, even though a pilot can occupy the JS on an aircraft he's not trained to operate. Therefore, a pilot shouldn't be allowed to occupy an FA JS since an FA can't occupy a cockpit JS.
And no, I'm not trying to start a pilot vs. fa thread or what a specific employee should or should not be allowed to do.