View Poll Results: would you deny the j/s?
Yes I would deny a J/S to a non-scab list pilot.
43
18.53%
No, I would only deny an official scab list pilot.
189
81.47%
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Denying Jump seat.. a poll.
10-20-2007 | 06:14 PM
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Well, this might be different, but I was jumpseating AFTER being diverted to another base on my last leg. Company would not positive space me home from there, only to my base so I jumpseated from there home ( this was CAL ). The flight was WIDE open ( 35 PAX ) on a 73 with 4 in 1st class. The FA put me in 1st and as we were pushing back, 2 FA'scame to me and said the CA said " if he wants to sit in 1st class, he can pay for it!! " come to find out, hes a scab, NO SCABS in my jumps seat if I have anything to say about it!!!!!!!!!!
10-20-2007 | 06:48 PM
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Well, this might be different, but I was jumpseating AFTER being diverted to another base on my last leg. Company would not positive space me home from there, only to my base so I jumpseated from there home ( this was CAL ). The flight was WIDE open ( 35 PAX ) on a 73 with 4 in 1st class. The FA put me in 1st and as we were pushing back, 2 FA'scame to me and said the CA said " if he wants to sit in 1st class, he can pay for it!! " come to find out, hes a scab, NO SCABS in my jumps seat if I have anything to say about it!!!!!!!!!!
10-20-2007 | 07:33 PM
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10-20-2007 | 07:58 PM
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OMG how dare him!!! I see how it works...it's ok to deny him a jumpseat or any other privilege, but when he returns the favor it's outrageous, and he all of a sudden doesn't have that right. Interesting. If you dish it out, I would be prepared to receive it as well. I'm not pro-union or anti-union, just an observer.
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10-20-2007 | 08:39 PM
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OMG how dare him!!! I see how it works...it's ok to deny him a jumpseat or any other privilege, but when he returns the favor it's outrageous, and he all of a sudden doesn't have that right. Interesting. If you dish it out, I would be prepared to receive it as well. I'm not pro-union or anti-union, just an observer.
Is the scab pilot denying j/s simply out of revenge and bitterness (and possibly self-loathing for his career altering decision)?
Or is the scab pilot simply a genuine cornhole?
Who knows. Sounds more like stroking his ego and hiding behind his cockpit door, to me.
10-20-2007 | 08:56 PM
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I agree...
This must be high school!! I will deny you service at McDonalds because you work at Burger King. How dare you!
So when you guys deny jumpseat to somebody, you must run to the internet and post on a website how you kick somebody off.. WOW!
This must be high school!! I will deny you service at McDonalds because you work at Burger King. How dare you!
So when you guys deny jumpseat to somebody, you must run to the internet and post on a website how you kick somebody off.. WOW!
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10-21-2007 | 05:33 AM
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From: B777 Capt
I have never denied a jumpseat to scab.......However, when SCABS show up we often are below the allowable O2 limit for the extra person in the cockpit or the belts on the jumpseat look frayed and for safetys sake I better have it deffered.
They have never been denied. The problem is there is never a usable seat. Too bad.
They have never been denied. The problem is there is never a usable seat. Too bad.
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