Envoy
05-10-2017 | 10:49 AM
#2831
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From: 787 right
That's correct. The first priority is AA/ENY/PDT/PSA and these carriers employees' spouses and children, next step down in priority are these employees' parents, next are other AA feeders such as Skywest, Mesa, etc..., next step down are AA/ENY/PDT/PSA buddy passes, after that any other non AA regional would be classified as a ZED which is the lowest priority. So any Envoy pilots mother would have higher priority than a Skywest pilot on any AA branded aircraft unless it was a flight operated by Skywest. In that case a Skywest pilot has the top priority on their metal above anyone else.
05-10-2017 | 11:19 AM
#2832
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From: Embraer Systems Analyst
Same travel as AA pilot? Who cares. I'm with a place that has pretty much the lowest priority on mainline and never once had issues getting on non rev domestic or international. Just don't travel when it's busy like any holiday.
05-10-2017 | 12:02 PM
#2833
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It's no different then a United Express carrier on United or Delta connection on Delta. A United Express pilot's wife for example, would travel at her husbands priority and get on a UA flight before an American pilot. Every airline is the same, priority goes -> mainline, mainline Express, other airline. That's how it should be and it is strange to think that it could be any other way. Was there a time when a pilot from a different carrier could get on an American plane before an Envoy pilot?
05-10-2017 | 12:29 PM
#2834
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It's no different then a United Express carrier on United or Delta connection on Delta. A United Express pilot's wife for example, would travel at her husbands priority and get on a UA flight before an American pilot. Every airline is the same, priority goes -> mainline, mainline Express, other airline. That's how it should be and it is strange to think that it could be any other way. Was there a time when a pilot from a different carrier could get on an American plane before an Envoy pilot?
05-10-2017 | 01:38 PM
#2836
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05-11-2017 | 03:27 PM
#2837
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That's true there are things to ***** about envoy but it's travel benefits is not one of them.
AA metal jumpseat aa pilot then w/o then anyone after, but cabin travel is first come first serve, first to checkin is all that matters.
AA metal jumpseat aa pilot then w/o then anyone after, but cabin travel is first come first serve, first to checkin is all that matters.
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