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Quote: I didn't see in the announcements for the new jumpseat priorities the cancellation timeline rules. I.e, how late can you cancel a jumpseat for each booking priority? Did I miss it?
Hopefully the union has the chief pilot email that says business will also protect you.
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Quote: I think that's a WOM that has gotten passed around. I haven't done an exhaustive search, but I've never seen that in print and it definitely isn't in the CBA.

One, if that were the case it seems logical that it would need to be in the contract to be enforced.

Two, you'd think if such a major restriction existed, it would have been emphasized in this latest round of J/S guidance. JMO.
Quote: A pilot may use a Company staging jumpseat to position himself to his base for the start of his scheduled trip in accordance with the following:

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d. If a pilot positioning to his base on a Company jumpseat consistent with the provisions of this paragraph cannot report by showtime due to bump, cancellation, reroute or delay of his inbound jump-seat, CRS may remove the pilot without pay . If a pilot is removed under this paragraph, he shall be eligible for make-up (and shall not be eligible for substitution) . There is no discipline associated with the removal if the pilot followed the parameters described above.
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Attention to detail........negative 3.........

Still, I'd be pretty surprised if that bit anyone when it came to actually applying the protection. Who cares?

RF's FCIF says we can use business for a trip. Why would it matter?
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CBA verbiage still indicates "Company staging jumpseat"

I had been putting ACP\CP emails into a folder on my webmail--but it somehow miraculously emptied itself at some point in the past. Can't even find them in the archive.
I would expect our Union has a copy of the email where a previous SCP indicated it would be a tough argument to discipline someone who otherwise met the CBA provisions whose status was something other than "Staging".

It's not something I tend to stress about though. It is heartening that the CBA is lowercase staging versus a "named" uppercase Staging.
I tend to figure if I keep CRS in the loop there are fewer bad things that a reasonable person would apply to a particular situation.

Been occasions where the departure of my scheduled jumpseat has slipped a couple of hours due to weather and I've given CRS a call to let them know that I'm on the way, and perfect world should make it into ops prior to check-in

Since it was a weather sucks kinda day, got the thanks for calling, don't worry about it
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