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Old 06-17-2011, 02:58 PM
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I’m just curious what regional airlines have travel benefits for furloughed pilots? What code share partners can you travel on at what priority level and how long do those benefits last?
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Old 06-17-2011, 03:15 PM
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I'm pretty sure, with most places, you'll lose your travel benefits after furloughed. I lost them from XJ back when I got furloughed.
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Sometimes they give you 30 days on only company flights.


Most places call you names and sleep with your wife.


Depends on where you were unfortunate enough to work.
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Old 06-17-2011, 07:15 PM
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Comair guys get nonrev bennies for five years.

They have a lower priority than a deceased Delta retiree's former babysitter, but they get to nonrev.

SuperPilotJesse might chime in - I think he jumpseats offline, too.

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Comair guys get nonrev bennies for five years.

They have a lower priority than a deceased Delta retiree's former babysitter, but they get to nonrev.

SuperPilotJessie might chime in - I think he jumpseats offline, too.
What priority do they use? S3C, S4?
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What priority do they use? S3C, S4?
S3CR... Boomer's post is pretty accurate...
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Old 06-17-2011, 08:02 PM
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SC3R. No jumpseating... unless you still have your ID and you go to a small time carrier. (Island air, CMA, Etc.) I now jumpseat offline cuz i gots me a yob. After 2 years of being mostly abroad...

SC3R - Never missed a flight I wanted to get on. Lucky or Talented? Both.
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New OH travel priority: S3Last

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S3CR has been handy for international flights. I get business class 90% of the time. Domestic hub flights? Don't even bother to try. Does it upset me? Nah. I probably get the equivalent of nearly double my Comair salary in international business class travel every year.

S3CR is better than NOTHING like most other airline furloughs. But then again, most furloughs can expect to be recalled.
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