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tanker is right, the first two jumpseaters can preboard regardless of online or offline airline. Just be bold and approach the operations agent during the preboard process, and tell him/her you are a JUMPSEAT rider (if you are holding a jumpseat pass). You should preboard, regardless if you have a seat assignment or not. When checking in with the gate agent and the flight is not full, tell him/her you would like the jumpseat period. They may try to give you a seat (boarding assignment), if you accept this, you may be without a jumpseat authorization. Then you have to board when your boarding assignment is called, period. Which is probably the "C" group.
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I LOVE LAMP - did you get your bag back or know where it might be?
I can't find the bag, but the CAPTAIN I might be able to find. My guess is, if and when he went to get your bag it was already on its way to baggage claim or the twilight zone for the destination that was on the tag. Please let me know. |
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Also thanks to everyone for the concern, I do appreciate it. I've gotten a few PMs but no full progress yet, but I can feel it getting closer.
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Thanks for the help everyone, I got in touch with the crew. Hopefully this will lead to the prompt return of my rollaboard :)
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That is the trick for sure. You must ask to be listed as a flightdeck jumpseater. If you are listed in the flight deck you will recieve 3 boarding cards. 1 for the agent, 1 for the Captain, 1 for you. You will not be issued a carrd with a group number. If you have the three cards they will allow you to pre-board, if you have a boarding card with a group number they may deny pre-boarding.
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