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Skywest Jumpseating...
Anyone know the secret 400 code to add to the front of your employee number to tell the unknowing, unmotivated gate agent when you try to jumpseat from a contract operated outstation?
Thanks, emerson |
I’m not sure there is a code. If there is I don’t know it. The best thing to do is list beforehand on the ID90 app.
This shouldn’t be happening, I know the jump seat coordinator is trying to fix it. The ALPA jumpseat page has detailed instructions on how to get all set on the app. |
We can’t list on the ID90 app as jumpseaters only FAs can and for them it’s mainline only no express carriers. That gate agent shouldn’t have asked for one she or he should have just listed you. 400 numbers only apply to express carrier employees with United benefits.
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Originally Posted by emersonbiguns
(Post 2831537)
Anyone know the secret 400 code to add to the front of your employee number to tell the unknowing, unmotivated gate agent when you try to jumpseat from a contract operated outstation?
Thanks, emerson |
Originally Posted by TheFly
(Post 2831599)
I believe the 400 code is a Delta PPR number. To Jumpseat on SkyWest, you just list on the respective mainline partner. DL, AA, AS, UA via MyID travel, etc.
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Originally Posted by TheFly
(Post 2831599)
I believe the 400 code is a Delta PPR number. To Jumpseat on SkyWest, you just list on the respective mainline partner. DL, AA, AS, UA via MyID travel, etc.
I use SkyWest a lot and have never been asked a code and I’ve always listed at the gate. So I’m not much help.. |
Originally Posted by TheFly
(Post 2831599)
I believe the 400 code is a Delta PPR number. To Jumpseat on SkyWest, you just list on the respective mainline partner. DL, AA, AS, UA via MyID travel, etc.
Or am I missing something? |
Originally Posted by SFA320
(Post 2831608)
Oh maybe I misread. I thought the OP was a SkyWest pilot trying to jumpseat on F9.
I use SkyWest a lot and have never been asked a code and I’ve always listed at the gate. So I’m not much help.. |
Sorry for the ambiguity in my post.
I am an F9 guy and I was trying to JS from GTR-ATL on Skywest (Delta). GTR is apparently one of OO’s contract operated outstations. |
Originally Posted by emersonbiguns
(Post 2831655)
Sorry for the ambiguity in my post.
I am an F9 guy and I was trying to JS from GTR-ATL on Skywest (Delta). GTR is apparently one of OO’s contract operated outstations. |
Originally Posted by HeisenbergBlue
(Post 2831711)
It’s not a SkyWest problem, it’s a Delta problem. It’s a documented problem where I’d you don’t have their “400” number they won’t list you on the jump. You need to talk to the jumpseat coordinator and push it hard. Apparently the Delta JS guy just kinda blows it off
I emailed the F9 JS coordinator and haven't heard back yet. Thanks, emerson |
Originally Posted by emersonbiguns
(Post 2831733)
So, later that morning after driving two hours to BHM, I didn't have a problem getting on a DL mainline flight from BHM to ATL. Did the mainline DL agent put the secret 400 number into the supercomputer, list me, then check my CASS and give me the jumpseat? Can I go to a DL podium and ask a DL mainline CSR what the secret handshake is, so I can spoon feed it to the contract OO CSR in Lizardlick, Mississippi?
I emailed the F9 JS coordinator and haven't heard back yet. Thanks, emerson |
It's really a lack of training mostly at the sub contracted out gates and the insanely complicated process with a few hundred keystrokes involved that even a trained and experienced gate agent has to go through to get it done. When the lonely barely trained outstation agent has a million other things to do the jumpseater becomes a low priority.
I had to call DL customer service once because the outstation couldn't figure it out. They were able to list me and print a jumpseat request pass, then the local agent was able to clear me. The system sucks and is certainly not 100% reliable, show up early. |
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