Egypt Air Buddy PASS NEED!
12-14-2007 | 01:01 PM
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From: Bus Driver
If the company finds out that an employee has been selling/abusing travel privileges, the reaction is often to punish the entire pilot group.
For example, there are some companies that stipulate that pilots must travel with their "buddy" on board the same aircraft because a few pilots made the unwise decision to sell their buddy passes. Be very careful going down that road...
12-14-2007 | 01:36 PM
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From: Tool-Box, old man
What a concept!fbh
12-14-2007 | 02:36 PM
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From: 7ER
Yo, my company - Mesaba - no longer allows buddies to travel alone because others were *selling* their buddy passes on eBay. So it ruined it for the rest of us. Now I have to chaperone my friends when they want to go somewhere.
Perhaps people outside the industry don't understand how it works.
Perhaps people outside the industry don't understand how it works.
12-15-2007 | 03:20 PM
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Also--it's pretty ridiculous to be posting something like this in a public forum, which doubtless has the occasional managerial lurker. If there is any evidence in your "prior posts" as to who you work for, please do your pilot group a favor and edit your post to say something like "anyone know of good hotels in Egypt."
Your one post on here could be enough to make your managment effect a provision that you have to fly with your buddy.
And make sure you never take buddy passes with you to bars or strip clubs. Always a bad, bad idea.
Your one post on here could be enough to make your managment effect a provision that you have to fly with your buddy.
And make sure you never take buddy passes with you to bars or strip clubs. Always a bad, bad idea.
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