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06-11-2018 | 03:29 PM
#8731
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If you get a seat in the cabin on ANY OTHER AIRLINE (unless using a ZED), then you need to check-in with the captain.
06-11-2018 | 07:26 PM
#8732
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That being said, if you get a seat in the cabin on an AA / Eagle flight there is no need to check-in with the captain because you are using your employee benefits and are no different than Jane in accounts payable who is going to El Paso to visit her slam piece for the weekend.
If you get a seat in the cabin on ANY OTHER AIRLINE (unless using a ZED), then you need to check-in with the captain.
If you get a seat in the cabin on ANY OTHER AIRLINE (unless using a ZED), then you need to check-in with the captain.
06-11-2018 | 08:06 PM
#8733
On Reserve
Joined: Jul 2017
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From: EMB-145 FO Trainee
That being said, if you get a seat in the cabin on an AA / Eagle flight there is no need to check-in with the captain because you are using your employee benefits and are no different than Jane in accounts payable who is going to El Paso to visit her slam piece for the weekend.
If you get a seat in the cabin on ANY OTHER AIRLINE (unless using a ZED), then you need to check-in with the captain.
If you get a seat in the cabin on ANY OTHER AIRLINE (unless using a ZED), then you need to check-in with the captain.
06-11-2018 | 08:58 PM
#8734
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I always check in, regardless of whether it is required. I even try to check in when I’m deadheading. It just seems courteous. I also take a moment to introduce myself to the FAs. My courtesy always appears appreciated, and CAs often tell me to let them know if I can’t find a spot for my bag, et cetera.
06-11-2018 | 11:37 PM
#8736
Open Time
Joined: Aug 2017
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Yes, they typically get a black car for you, however I had an SUV pick me up on more than one occasion. It just depends what contract they've signed for the area. I'm really surprised this hasn't been covered in either indoc or IOE. Call crew scheduling to get the finer details.
06-12-2018 | 04:35 AM
#8737
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Yes, they typically get a black car for you, however I had an SUV pick me up on more than one occasion. It just depends what contract they've signed for the area. I'm really surprised this hasn't been covered in either indoc or IOE. Call crew scheduling to get the finer details.
06-12-2018 | 05:07 AM
#8738
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From: Pawn
Yes, they typically get a black car for you, however I had an SUV pick me up on more than one occasion. It just depends what contract they've signed for the area. I'm really surprised this hasn't been covered in either indoc or IOE. Call crew scheduling to get the finer details.
06-12-2018 | 05:09 AM
#8739
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Also MobileCCI was not discussed at all besides using it to schedule your A1/A3 travel when I went through initial ground school. Bugging my mentor about it usually got all the info I needed though.
06-12-2018 | 05:33 AM
#8740
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I always check in, regardless of whether it is required. I even try to check in when I’m deadheading. It just seems courteous. I also take a moment to introduce myself to the FAs. My courtesy always appears appreciated, and CAs often tell me to let them know if I can’t find a spot for my bag, et cetera.
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