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Klsytakesit 12-18-2014 09:41 AM

nothing wrong with redefining your "commute" daily.....lots of places that we need to go after work and nothing says that it has to be where you get your mail...

Dark Knight 12-18-2014 09:42 AM

Known Crewmember Change..
 
can anyone provide cited regs on this new change? I'd like to see how this "reads".

ILOVELAMP 12-18-2014 09:43 AM

Who ever tells TSA they are flying for pleasure??! As far as I'm concerned all they need to know is that some how I am always commuting to work lol. Even though work is next Saturday.

Klsytakesit 12-18-2014 09:47 AM

people new to the process may need to be schooled.....not everyone is as jaded and competent at gaming the system.....

rvr1800 12-18-2014 09:48 AM


Originally Posted by Klsytakesit (Post 1786070)
The "intent" according to an ALPA KCM guy was to allow commuting pilots and flight attendants to preserve their uniforms during their commute to and from work....They did not work on this at all for non-rev travel....Just as you are not allowed to use your ID now to be excluded from screening or the liquid rules while you are traveling for pleasure......

Where does it say anything about not allowing you to use KCM when traveling for pleasure? I didn't see it anywhere on their website. They dropped the restriction that you must be on duty awhile ago.

shoelu 12-18-2014 09:53 AM


Originally Posted by Klsytakesit (Post 1786070)
The "intent" according to an ALPA KCM guy was to allow commuting pilots and flight attendants to preserve their uniforms during their commute to and from work....They did not work on this at all for non-rev travel....Just as you are not allowed to use your ID now to be excluded from screening or the liquid rules while you are traveling for pleasure......

Q: Does a crewmember need to be working a flight in order to use the KCM access point?
A: No. TSA headquarters’ states that a crewmember must be currently employed with a KCM participating airline, on active status and in the airline’s KCM database. TSA security officers are not responsible for determining whether a crewmember is working a flight in order to use a KCM access point. Please remember, a crewmember may be randomly selected to undergo additional screening, as there is a random screening element with all Risked Based Security (RBS) screening programs.
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Crewmembers

Klsytakesit 12-18-2014 10:03 AM

Interesting point.....It would be nice if after this change ALPA would put out a question and answer geared towards this conversation.....They could put it on the KCM site so that flight attendants and non alpa pilots could access it...

jetliner1526 12-18-2014 10:49 AM

§ 121.575 Alcoholic beverages.
(a) No person may drink any alcoholic beverage aboard an aircraft unless the certificate holder operating the aircraft has served that beverage to him.

Purple Drank 12-18-2014 11:19 AM


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1785975)
You must abide by the rules for what you intend to do. A non revenue passenger is subject to the same no liquids rule as regular passengers. It's a honor system at KCM.

Is that written somewhere, or are you making stuff up again? :rolleyes:

Howgozit 12-18-2014 11:43 AM


Originally Posted by Purple Drank (Post 1786148)
Is that written somewhere, or are you making stuff up again? :rolleyes:

I think he is making it up, there is no liquid restrictions with KCM


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