Spokane commute?
12-16-2018 | 08:51 AM
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Brain Damaged
Joined: Aug 2011
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The frequency to SEA is good and the GEG agents will take great care of you. The frustration comes in trying to get home. The SEA agents (especially the QX ones) are not going to go very far out of their way to help and you will get left behind with an empty jump seat at least once a month. Central Load Planning likes to weight things randomly and the gate agents won’t even let you down to the captain to see if you could make it when the final numbers come in.
That route is also a favorite for line checks since it is so short so randomly you’re out of a jumpseat that way too.
That route is also a favorite for line checks since it is so short so randomly you’re out of a jumpseat that way too.
01-06-2019 | 04:46 PM
#5
On Reserve
Joined: Nov 2017
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It’s rough. I’ve been told there are 200 or more total GEG pilot commuters. Not just alaska. The air group just reduced the Boeing flights to Horizon Dash-8’s and E175s. It’s been frustrating the last couple months. I reiterate GEG agents being great. But SEA QX agents are very frustrating and don’t follow procedures.
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