Jumpseat Priority
10-13-2019, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Floyd
A quick question when you have time. Regarding the jumpseat priority for your aircraft, do the Delta pilots have a higher priority than Skywest or the same?
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Yes, DL goes after our pilots/dispatchers and before everyone else.
However on every other Delta connection flight, jumpseat priority is
1)operating airline
2)by time of checkin, Delta Connection/Delta Pilots
3) OAL
10-13-2019, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by web500sjc
I assume this is related to the UAX Jumpseat war...
Yes, DL goes after our pilots/dispatchers and before everyone else.
However on every other Delta connection flight, jumpseat priority is
1)operating airline
2)by time of checkin, Delta Connection/Delta Pilots
3) OAL
Yes, DL goes after our pilots/dispatchers and before everyone else.
However on every other Delta connection flight, jumpseat priority is
1)operating airline
2)by time of checkin, Delta Connection/Delta Pilots
3) OAL
Thank you. Yes, I'm a United pilot just trying to get some perspective in all this lunacy.
It's essentially the same as the current proposal except we have exclusive and non exclusive express carriers.
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10-13-2019, 03:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Floyd
Thank you. Yes, I'm a United pilot just trying to get some perspective in all this lunacy.
It's essentially the same as the current proposal except we have exclusive and non exclusive express carriers.
It's essentially the same as the current proposal except we have exclusive and non exclusive express carriers.
10-13-2019, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by theUpsideDown
*shrug* more reasons to bring all the flying in house.
10-13-2019, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by gojo
You guys make it sound so simple. Yes, great idea. But some companies made it clear that they don’t want all the pilots to follow that flying.
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10-14-2019, 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted by web500sjc
I assume this is related to the UAX Jumpseat war...
Yes, DL goes after our pilots/dispatchers and before everyone else.
However on every other Delta connection flight, jumpseat priority is
1)operating airline
2)by time of checkin, Delta Connection/Delta Pilots
3) OAL
Yes, DL goes after our pilots/dispatchers and before everyone else.
However on every other Delta connection flight, jumpseat priority is
1)operating airline
2)by time of checkin, Delta Connection/Delta Pilots
3) OAL
1. Delta flight with 2 JS, one Endeavor and a SkyWest/Republic guy
2. Endeavor flight with 2 JS, one Delta and a SkyWest/Republic guy
3. SkyWest/Republic flight with 2 JS, one Endeavor and a Delta guy
my Assumption is:
1. Endeavor over SkyWest/Republic
2. Delta over SkyWest/Republic
3. Time of checkin
Same scenario on the UA new one would be
1. UA flight with 2 JS, one ExpressJet and a SkyWest/Republic guy
2. ExpressJet flight with 2 JS, one UA and a SkyWest/Republic guy
Now this is where it gets really complicated
3. SkyWest flight with 3 JS, one ExpressJet and a UA guy and a Republic
my Assumption is it will be:
1. ExpressJet over SkyWest/Republic
2. UA over SkyWest/Republic
3. UA over ExpressJet, ExpressJet over Republic. And if there were more non exclusive JS there would be time of checking between them. Literarily non exclusive would never get on a 3rd party regional JS.
10-14-2019, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by JohnnyBekkestad
3. SkyWest flight with 3 JS, one ExpressJet and a UA guy and a Republic
my Assumption is it will be:
1. ExpressJet over SkyWest/Republic
2. UA over SkyWest/Republic
3. UA over ExpressJet, ExpressJet over Republic. And if there were more non exclusive JS there would be time of checking between them. Literarily non exclusive would never get on a 3rd party regional JS.
United pilot first then Republic and ExpressJet would be time of check-in.
10-14-2019, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Simpsons
United pilot first then Republic and ExpressJet would be time of check-in.
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