Jump seat - Non-Rev question
 

I seem to remember seeing a thread of some web sites that listed flights and such for jumpseaters/non-revs.

I did a search but could find it.

Anyone know of these web sites?

Thanks

www.nonrev.net

www.passrider.com (this one doesn't seem to always list all airlines)

Passrider is what I use mostly. Keep in mid tho, like Rickair said, it doesn't have every airline in the database (ie. Southwest and others) so you may have to check some of the individual airline sites to find other flights.

Kayak.com works well also, but also leaves out certain airlines as well.

Thanks

Are these the sites that list non-passenger flights too?

Going to look at the sites right now.

I don't believe they list any non passenger ops.

UPS
http://tools.ipapilot.org/jumpseats/

FedEx
http://www.alpa.org/fdx/jumpseat/

http://www.flightlookup.com/ this one is pretty good i know it didnt used to list swa flights but i'm pretty sure it does now

www.airwise.com

Lists everyone and on some routes where there's two airlines at one hub (DAL and AirTran in ATL) it will give you interairline schedules.

yes, flightlookup is a really good one.. its also the one APC uses.

Didn't know about that one. Pretty nice, does have Southwest, can't seem to limit searches to non-stops. Bookmarked, thanks.

Where can you find load factors?
 

Anybody know a site that not only tells ya the schedule, but also how full it is???

thx...Philly:confused:

No such site exists...loads are proprietary business info, most airlines don't want to release that to just anyone. Normally only employees can get actual loads, although the SWA non-rev phone number will give non-employees a rough estimate.

Yeah, you can also get a "good, so-so, not good" if you're nice when you check in.

travelocity.com has available seat diagrams for SOME flights. I usually check it before I bother listing for non-rev. So far it's worked out well, though time consuming.

What I do is look at the schedule, then go the airlines web site and look at seats available, or view seats, or whatever that airline designates it. (NWA,CAL). Seems OK.