website for jumpseating schedule?
 

I thought I saw one on here where you can check dep times and what-not...

Check out www.nonrev.net

If you are CASS approved, here's the FedEx jumpseat website:

http://crewroom.alpa.org/fdx/jumpseat/

So after seeing the available flights, do you then need to go to the ticket counter or agent to get listed on that flight?

Or can you list yourself online?

I don't know of any airlines that allow you to list as a jumpseater online. Sometimes, you can list as a non-revenue passenger on your company's website. At most airlines, you can call and list yourself on the phone to jumpseat.

just my own 2% of a dollar...but I use www.airwise.com

Besides Polar and World, does anyone know which cargo airlines let pilots jumpseat internationally? I'm pretty sure that FedEx and UPS don't...not sure about DHL.

there used to be a really good one on this site airlinepilotcentral,, but when they changed formats, i couldn't find it anymore

Bali Bound
 

Shot in the dark. Was wondering if anyone on this website works for Cathay Pacific. I am trying to get to Bali through Hong Kong on the 4/25/12. I am looking at flight #841 or #831 to get there and was wondering the loads of this flight. Any info would be great. Thanks guys
~Kukla

I use Matrix - ITA Software to check for flights when going to work (company buys my tix, but I like to make sure they put me on the flight that is best for me). It is nice because it can be sorted in many different ways.

Kalitta takes intl JS.

It was just a direct link to passrider.com. Check it out, you'll see they are one in the same.

I'm partial to Global Flight Status and Airport Information

You can view available fare buckets and estimate from there how full the flights are.