Pinnacle VS..ASA non-rev benefits??
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Pinnacle VS..ASA non-rev benefits??
Not sure if this has been discussed before or not but I was wondering if anyone knows the major differences good or bad between the non-rev travel on DELTA that each of these airlines have? thanks....
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But at least we have United at ASA....... Insert gun in mouth..... I tried to go to London last year and got bumped by a super crusty Delta retiree. We can pretty much write off non-rev travel at this point and expect to pay for the privelege. Just feel lucky for the occasional domestic jumpseat to the middle of nowhere!
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ASA has buddy passes (6), S3C (below retiree) and what we have that, I think, no one else has is priority travel on our own airplanes. (and Skywest's) We can bump a Delta person on a Skywest Inc.'s airplane. Not sure about the United side.
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On the United side we travel equal with UAL on ASA planes and behind them on everyone else. We obviously have priority on the jumpseat on all our planes.
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now if you're just curious all's well!
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You're clearly not using them right, then. I have personally used them to travel all over and so have my friends and family. If you are expecting to use a buddy pass to go to Florida on spring break or to see grandma during Thanksgiving, you are going to be sorely disappointed...
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