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#3453
Pretty much, you can get a base of your choosing quicker than the RJ and hold a line quicker than the RJ, generally speaking.
#3455
That's why some will attempt to transfer out of SLC the month prior to their training. I knew a guy who did this on 08, his class ended up getting canceled causing him to have to commute for the next year+ until he could get back in.... DOH!
#3456
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From: Cloud surfing
Thanks!
#3457
Most of us have Delta buddy passes, United stopped giving buddy passes awhile ago but has a new companion program where you can throw one or two specific travelers on your benefits depending if you are married or not. And even though I'm the 'travel guy' I can't tell you off the top of my head if US Air, AA or Alaska has buddy passes available.
Perhaps someone who is based in SEA (AS), LAX (AA) or PHX (US Air) and is more familiar with those programs can chime in. Overall we do enjoy some pretty decent travel bennies.
#3458
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Since SKW flies for UAL, DAL, AA, US Air & Alaska, so do SKW guys get to fly on all the majors they fly for??
How does that work??
#3459
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From: Another RJ FO
Only LA based RJ crews are allowed to have American benefits. Only PDX and SEA based RJ crews are allowed to have Alaska benefits.
#3460
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Five majors! United benefits are free for all employees unless you want to add an enrolled friend or two. Delta benefits cost $200/year for all employees. US airways benefits cost $50 per person available to all employees.
Only LA based RJ crews are allowed to have American benefits. Only PDX and SEA based RJ crews are allowed to have Alaska benefits.
Only LA based RJ crews are allowed to have American benefits. Only PDX and SEA based RJ crews are allowed to have Alaska benefits.
How do the Delta Buddy passes work??
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