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captive apple 10-23-2020 03:06 PM


Originally Posted by ElCaribe (Post 3149192)
Agree with you in those airlines. But why should Netjets, Xo, AirShare, and the like have KCM?

Can you please explain why they wouldn’t?

DarkSideMoon 10-23-2020 03:43 PM


Originally Posted by captive apple (Post 3149198)
Can you please explain why they wouldn’t?

Because they didn’t help pay for it.

2StgTurbine 10-23-2020 03:48 PM


Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon (Post 3149206)
Because they didn’t help pay for it.

Does that mean any new 121 airline (i.e. Breeze Airways) can't participate?

ElCaribe 10-23-2020 04:15 PM


Originally Posted by captive apple (Post 3149198)
Can you please explain why they wouldn’t?

What makes them any different from any regular non-aviation business traveler getting KCM? They only ever use it for travel between airports on always paid tickets. They’re not in CASS. They don’t have jumpseat agreements or non-rev privileges. They get into a car at the airport and drive to an FBO. There’s no TSA at Signature/Atlantic. Their travel guidelines are different.

Sperrysan 10-23-2020 04:38 PM


Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon (Post 3149206)
Because they didn’t help pay for it.

Cough cough skywest cough

DarkSideMoon 10-23-2020 04:47 PM


Originally Posted by Sperrysan (Post 3149223)
Cough cough skywest cough

They do business with the big three, who did pay for it through A4A.

luke3 10-23-2020 05:49 PM

When I was doing scheduled 135 at JSX I was a commuter and jumpseated often to commute. I always treated excellently and many were not aware that JSX will take anyone in CASS with or without a reciprocal. The question of "what's in it for us" often came up, and many times just mentioning the word "Vegas" would answer it, at least for those that live in California, Arizona, and Texas.

On-demand 135 is more difficult. I tried snagging the elusive empty leg a couple of times, but it's difficult. Itineraries change and instead of going empty to TEB all of a sudden you're off to OPF, the empty leg becomes a quick repo to pick up a live charter that was just sold, the 9 AM departure becomes 4 PM. It's too fluid to rely on, and partially the reason the many companies like Jet Smarter that tried to capitalize on selling empty legs went belly up in a short amount of time. I like the initiative but don't really see a way of making it reliable.

captive apple 10-23-2020 05:58 PM


Originally Posted by ElCaribe (Post 3149213)
What makes them any different from any regular non-aviation business traveler getting KCM? They only ever use it for travel between airports on always paid tickets. They’re not in CASS. They don’t have jumpseat agreements or non-rev privileges. They get into a car at the airport and drive to an FBO. There’s no TSA at Signature/Atlantic. Their travel guidelines are different.

Ok, thanks. Couple things. You don’t understand the back ground checks they too have gone through. You don’t understand KCM and CASS are not connected in any way. You don’t understand who is in CASS. And you’ve never seen TSA at an FBO.

ElCaribe 10-23-2020 06:10 PM


Originally Posted by captive apple (Post 3149271)
Ok, thanks. Couple things. You don’t understand the back ground checks they too have gone through. You don’t understand KCM and CASS are not connected in any way. You don’t understand who is in CASS. And you’ve never seen TSA at an FBO.

Congratulations they’ve gone through background checks. What does that have to do with going through a crew entrance at a place they’ll never work? KCM and CASS have no relation. Answer me this then: why do you think Netjets should have KCM?

captive apple 10-23-2020 07:35 PM


Originally Posted by ElCaribe (Post 3149279)
Congratulations they’ve gone through background checks. What does that have to do with going through a crew entrance at a place they’ll never work? KCM and CASS have no relation. Answer me this then: why do you think Netjets should have KCM?

I don’t know anything about net jets.
The point is that a known crew member is a known crew member to the government. You have fully illustrated your scope of understanding is it’s a short line perk into your workspace. Whoo-hoo!


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