Great Lakes' Part 135 plan
#841
Hey guys, a few quick GLA questions.
Anyone know what the typical loads are like DEN-EAR and back? Im traveling to see family soon on that route (sometime between christmas and new years), just was gonna try jumpseating. I see its on the Brasilia, does that have a actual jumpseat? I have never been on the bro before, so forgive my ignorance please. Or is like the 1900 where 1a is the jump? Also, can I call to get listed? Or just at the gate like normal? Thanks for all the info!
Anyone know what the typical loads are like DEN-EAR and back? Im traveling to see family soon on that route (sometime between christmas and new years), just was gonna try jumpseating. I see its on the Brasilia, does that have a actual jumpseat? I have never been on the bro before, so forgive my ignorance please. Or is like the 1900 where 1a is the jump? Also, can I call to get listed? Or just at the gate like normal? Thanks for all the info!
#842
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Joined APC: Jun 2015
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Hey guys, a few quick GLA questions.
Anyone know what the typical loads are like DEN-EAR and back? Im traveling to see family soon on that route (sometime between christmas and new years), just was gonna try jumpseating. I see its on the Brasilia, does that have a actual jumpseat? I have never been on the bro before, so forgive my ignorance please. Or is like the 1900 where 1a is the jump? Also, can I call to get listed? Or just at the gate like normal? Thanks for all the info!
Anyone know what the typical loads are like DEN-EAR and back? Im traveling to see family soon on that route (sometime between christmas and new years), just was gonna try jumpseating. I see its on the Brasilia, does that have a actual jumpseat? I have never been on the bro before, so forgive my ignorance please. Or is like the 1900 where 1a is the jump? Also, can I call to get listed? Or just at the gate like normal? Thanks for all the info!
#843
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Joined APC: Feb 2011
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Posts: 378
Hey guys, a few quick GLA questions.
Anyone know what the typical loads are like DEN-EAR and back? Im traveling to see family soon on that route (sometime between christmas and new years), just was gonna try jumpseating. I see its on the Brasilia, does that have a actual jumpseat? I have never been on the bro before, so forgive my ignorance please. Or is like the 1900 where 1a is the jump? Also, can I call to get listed? Or just at the gate like normal? Thanks for all the info!
Anyone know what the typical loads are like DEN-EAR and back? Im traveling to see family soon on that route (sometime between christmas and new years), just was gonna try jumpseating. I see its on the Brasilia, does that have a actual jumpseat? I have never been on the bro before, so forgive my ignorance please. Or is like the 1900 where 1a is the jump? Also, can I call to get listed? Or just at the gate like normal? Thanks for all the info!
#844
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Joined APC: Jan 2015
Position: E-175
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I lived in EAR and commuted for a while on Great Lakes. It was so unreliable that I just gave up on that and started driving to Omaha. This was a couple years ago when Lakes was much better staffed. Also, in my experience the Brasilia jump seat is unusable due to weight restrictions. It might be better in the winter though, but I wouldn't risk holiday plans on it. Good luck and happy holidays.
Any idea how this route has been recently with pax loads and completion percentage? On time, I don't really care. Just want to get there haha.
I don't fly for a UA Carrier so I can't look up the loads or performance my self. Gonna check flight aware in a bit.
#845
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I have not done it in a couple years so I have no idea how it has been recently. I used to call to list and they would give me an idea of the loads. 1 800-554-5111 of 5112. I have both numbers in my phone and can't remember which is correct. Have you considered Envoy to GRI?
#846
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Joined APC: Jan 2015
Position: E-175
Posts: 458
I have not done it in a couple years so I have no idea how it has been recently. I used to call to list and they would give me an idea of the loads. 1 800-554-5111 of 5112. I have both numbers in my phone and can't remember which is correct. Have you considered Envoy to GRI?
And yeah, considered GRI. But im gonna try EAR first.
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