Originally Posted by
Intl Jumper
To clarify, AA will only let you jumpseat if you are a pilot for a legacy carrier, or work for fedex or ups.
AA WILL let you JS if YOUR airline is on the international reciprocal list. Most regionals are not, but a few are. Also, SW is on it if I'm not mistaken.
FedEx and UPS being on there is nothing but pure irony.
Originally Posted by
Justdoinmyjob
Sounds like an Xjet problem.
That would be correct.
Originally Posted by
jedinein
XJT doesn't let their own crews jumpseat back to the US. You would let XJT's jumpseat coordinator know if you think there is a problem. CAL doesn't own XJT, though XJT gets owned by CAL at least once per year.
That would be incorrect. XJT pilots are now allowed to occupy the cockpit JS coming from a non-U.S. airport.