Hawaiian Jumpseat
08-01-2012, 10:06 AM
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Hawaiian Jumpseat
Aloha,
I’m a fellow ALPA pilot flying a 737 for a Canadian airline.
Hawaiian jumpseat policy states from the ALPA website:
Hawaiian has an "open skies" walk-up jumpseat policy. The jumpseat is available to pilots from all FAR Part 121 operators on a first-come, first-served basis, with the captain’s approval.
In Canada, FAR 121 ops are equivalent to our CARS 705. I’m curious if a Hawaiian Captain could extend this wonderful privilege to a Canadian airline pilot?
Thanks!
I’m a fellow ALPA pilot flying a 737 for a Canadian airline.
Hawaiian jumpseat policy states from the ALPA website:
Hawaiian has an "open skies" walk-up jumpseat policy. The jumpseat is available to pilots from all FAR Part 121 operators on a first-come, first-served basis, with the captain’s approval.
In Canada, FAR 121 ops are equivalent to our CARS 705. I’m curious if a Hawaiian Captain could extend this wonderful privilege to a Canadian airline pilot?
Thanks!
08-01-2012, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by flyingreasemnky
If you are wondering if you can sit in the cockpit without being in CASS, the answer is no. The TSA would have a field day with that one. A captain would undoubtedly lose their job over that one.
08-01-2012, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by lighthouse
Unfortunately, we do not have CASS or an equivalent in Canada. However Hawaiian is one of the few airlines that accept Non-CASS jumpseaters via a cabin seat.
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08-02-2012, 06:35 AM
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To help answer your question it'll boil down to whether you have a reciprocal agreement with Hawaiian.
I have JS to Canada on both Jazz and Air Canada a few years back with no problem. Even got first class both ways (Thanks guys!!).
You cannot sit up front international unless it's on your own airline as I understand it, but if you have a reciprocal agreement you can request a seat in the back on a first-come first-served basis.
Most large Canadian operators have agreements with US based carriers.
Hope this helps!!
I have JS to Canada on both Jazz and Air Canada a few years back with no problem. Even got first class both ways (Thanks guys!!).
You cannot sit up front international unless it's on your own airline as I understand it, but if you have a reciprocal agreement you can request a seat in the back on a first-come first-served basis.
Most large Canadian operators have agreements with US based carriers.
Hope this helps!!
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