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#11
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Internal FAA policy prohibits ASI’s from occupying any cabin (flight attendant) “jumpseat”, period! An ASI can only occupy a flight deck jumpseat when conducting a cockpit enroute inspection or a PASSENGER seat if conducting a cabin enroute inspection. This is per internal agency orders. So if there was a fed in the 145 cabin jumpseat, that fed was not following protocol and (if reported) could face disciplinary action by his manager. Beleive me when I tell you that they take this stuff VERY seriously.
#12
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If you end up in the seat, please make sure to offer the FA back his/her seat when they finish their service.
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Internal FAA policy prohibits ASI’s from occupying any cabin (flight attendant) “jumpseat”, period! An ASI can only occupy a flight deck jumpseat when conducting a cockpit enroute inspection or a PASSENGER seat if conducting a cabin enroute inspection. This is per internal agency orders. So if there was a fed in the 145 cabin jumpseat, that fed was not following protocol and (if reported) could face disciplinary action by his manager. Beleive me when I tell you that they take this stuff VERY seriously.
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An ASI can only occupy a flight deck jumpseat when conducting a cockpit enroute inspection....This is per internal agency orders. So if there was a fed in the 145 cabin jumpseat, that fed was not following protocol and (if reported) could face disciplinary action by his manager. Beleive me when I tell you that they take this stuff VERY seriously.
City without a certification branch to another city without, having the SAME FED bump you off a JS on a Friday afternoon multiple weeks in a row, etc........
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You can find the ASI's Handbook on the FAA webpage.
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That’s nice. I’ve got enough to keep up with and I don’t know of any requirement to be familiar with it or it’s updates. If an FAA ASI wants to risk his job over it, not really my issue if our OM and FAA regs don’t address it. Next you’ll be telling me to get into FAA 8100.
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That’s nice. I’ve got enough to keep up with and I don’t know of any requirement to be familiar with it or it’s updates. If an FAA ASI wants to risk his job over it, not really my issue if our OM and FAA regs don’t address it. Next you’ll be telling me to get into FAA 8100.
I was just saying...I don't care enough to look it up but didn't know if you did.
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There is no hostility, though. This is not the real world, it’s the internet. I walk right past you at work and don’t say a word, but if I did it would be civil and friendly. It’s the internet, not real life.
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