International JS
10-31-2007, 03:31 PM
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International JS
Hey everyone. I was in Medellin, Colombia a few weeks ago after JS on American from Miami. The day I was to return I talked to the counter agent (after paying the applicable departure taxes) in order to request the JS. She told me that they (American) didn't allow that. Now I've heard from a bunch of people who have JS to other international destinations back and forth with no problems. Whats the deal? Where did I go wrong?? Any help is appreciated! I plan on going there again soon!
10-31-2007, 03:42 PM
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I've tried it too, I think it varies by company policy. I tried to jump on American after I got stuck in Mexico on a non-rev due to a cancelled flight (thank Mesa for that one). They told me that only American employees are allowed to ride up front in the jumpseat internationally.
11-01-2007, 06:41 AM
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No riding up front on international flights period. AA is strange, tech no j/s seats (in the back) int'l but if your are at a foreign station you might get an agent that will let you on....its hit and miss.
Learn to love your copy of your own compaines j/s list or at least carry it with you.
Learn to love your copy of your own compaines j/s list or at least carry it with you.
11-01-2007, 08:43 AM
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AA allows jumpseat internationally, but unfortunately there is a separate
Int'l jumpseat list with only about 8-10 carriers on it.
No riding in the actual cockpit j/s internationally(thanks TSA) unless you are an AA pilot, but as long as there is a cabin seat there should be no problem.
Int'l jumpseat list with only about 8-10 carriers on it.
No riding in the actual cockpit j/s internationally(thanks TSA) unless you are an AA pilot, but as long as there is a cabin seat there should be no problem.
11-01-2007, 11:12 AM
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I do not have it in front of me but there is a separate list. It includes just about everyone on the domestic list so it is not a problem for most J/S riders. We are always glad to help out when we can. Also, we can now carry as many J/S as open seats but most of our Europe flights are pretty full
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