Originally Posted by SunDevilPilot (Post 3343251)

As someone who has had both, sorry, but I like Republic’s benefits better. There’s nothing like the ability to take the Skytrain across DFW when AA is falling apart in an IROP or even just a normal day with all the revenue standys, D1T’s etc and hop on a wide-open United flight to the same exact place. The flexibility gained is absolutely worth the lower priority to me.

To each their own. One man’s trash is another man’s Miata.

Originally Posted by SunDevilPilot (Post 3343251)

As someone who has had both, sorry, but I like Republic’s benefits better. There’s nothing like the ability to take the Skytrain across DFW when AA is falling apart in an IROP or even just a normal day with all the revenue standys, D1T’s etc and hop on a wide-open United flight to the same exact place. The flexibility gained is absolutely worth the lower priority to me.

To each their own. One man’s trash is another man’s Miata.

Originally Posted by SoFloFlyer (Post 3343146)

But am I wrong?

Originally Posted by BigZ (Post 3343497)

Yup.
Having to come up with reasons to affirm your choice to yourself this early on in your career is generally not a good thing.

Originally Posted by ZeroTT (Post 3343296)

JS privelages

we can all hop on any wide open flight

Originally Posted by JayBee (Post 3343634)

and for free

Originally Posted by SoFloFlyer (Post 3343540)

I’m not reaffirming anything to myself. As someone who approached this objectively from the time recruiters walked through the door (RPA/AA WO alike), I’d say I offer a slightly different POV. Strictly outside looking in, I thought it through plenty of times. Did plenty of hw on this and thus I got my opinion.

Heck, the person who experienced both travel benefits sided with RPA bennies. With that

With that, I digress.

Originally Posted by ZeroTT (Post 3343655)

Was thinking wife and kid, but i get it

Originally Posted by JayBee (Post 3343783)

well they get free on any AA if WO or ZED just like any other though OMG RPA gets one step higher on the bottom of the list.