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It has always been my understanding that proper jumpseat etiquette is that the seat is first and foremost for getting TO work. Yes, it's an option for Non-rev but if it's a matter of me being late to meet my friends in Vegas vs someone not making their show time at work, the guy going to work gets the seat. More than once have I given up the seat to someone who is going TO work when I have had priority when non-revving. I would hope to have the favor returned.
But nobody is obligated to do that, and who's to say that somebody going to work is more important that another pilot's personal business? Where do you draw the line? Your own wedding? Brother's wedding? Best friend's wedding? Job interview? How about commuting to military reserve duty?
Don't think you have an entitlement to dictate other people's priorities, assume the published priority, and be pleasantly surprised if somebody does you a solid.
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So be patient, sit back relax, and have a cognac and a breadstick
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