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Quote: Where do you commute out of?
Welcome to Chicago, i commute from Florida and never have any issues.
Thanks man!
I’m outta Boise... that’s good to hear!
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Best place to find ORD crashpad/cheap hotel info?
Thanks!
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Just be mindful and take into account that UAL pilots now have JS priority above all SkyWest pilots on all other UAX except your own metal. Plan your commute accordingly.
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Skywest pilots are going around telling people that UAL wanted priority on skywest own metal over skw
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Quote: Skywest pilots are going around telling people that UAL wanted priority on skywest own metal over skw
Well. There super secret “must ride” priority they didn't want to explain.. but would have been hard to get out of the manual if we had signed that... time will tell if they use it on UAX-Ex carriers . but thats all in the past. Thread closed on that one..(lets not start that argument agian!!)) go read it if your bored.. fact is commuting in tuff. Never foes as planned... sometimes you win. Sometimes you loose... the price you pay..
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Quote: Just be mindful and take into account that UAL pilots now have JS priority above all SkyWest pilots on all other UAX except your own metal. Plan your commute accordingly.


Not true. On UAX flights operated by SkyWest, Republic, GoJet, and Mesa, UA and UAX Pilots have exactly the same priority, based upon time of check in.
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Quote: Well. There super secret “must ride” priority they didn't want to explain.. but would have been hard to get out of the manual if we had signed that... time will tell if they use it on UAX-Ex carriers . but thats all in the past. Thread closed on that one..(lets not start that argument agian!!)) go read it if your bored.. fact is commuting in tuff. Never foes as planned... sometimes you win. Sometimes you loose... the price you pay..
Believe, what you want, but we don’t positive space in the Jumpseat. Heck, we can ( I have on several occasions) decline a dhd in economy. They will either, rebook you in econ+ or higher, dhd you on a later flight, or lay you over(change the pairing).

This isn’t SGU’s interpretation of “if asked to ride in the Jumpseat to accommodate......” means you will or you will be re-educated by your CP.
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Quote: Believe, what you want, but we don’t positive space in the Jumpseat. Heck, we can ( I have on several occasions) decline a dhd in economy. They will either, rebook you in econ+ or higher, dhd you on a later flight, or lay you over(change the pairing).

This isn’t SGU’s interpretation of “if asked to ride in the Jumpseat to accommodate......” means you will or you will be re-educated by your CP.
Not Yet sir... not yet...

(And i was UA,alpa i would totaly go after it.. DL has that ability on there own metal, Fedex/UPS. I would want that ability!!)
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Can anyone speak to time frames of holding a line on the ERJ (FO) in SLC, SFO, DEN? Those seem to be the junior bases out west at least from what I can gather. I understand things are changing pretty dramitically out west at this time but any kind of general time frame would be great?
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Quote: Not Yet sir... not yet...

(And i was UA,alpa i would totaly go after it.. DL has that ability on there own metal, Fedex/UPS. I would want that ability!!)
If I’m reading your response properly, I think you’re missing the message here. At United, IF the pilot has a positive space ticket, and IF the Captain allows it, and IF the flight is full and by PS’ing in the cockpit it gets another standby on, THEN, under these narrow circumstances, a PS pilot could sit in the Jumpseat. What we don’t allow is for agents to use OUR Jumpseat as the company’s bandaid for overbooking.If another garden variety jumpseater is listed in the cockpit, on a full flight, no Captain worth his salt would allow a PS pilot with a confirmed seat in the back to ride in the cockpit if it would bump a regular jumpseater. That’s just **** poor. Hope this makes sense.
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