Commuting
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Some Weekends Off
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Commuting
Quick questions for all you SWA guys and gals. I am looking to commute on you up to work and there are no seats in the back. Are you still allowing pilots from other companies to utilize the jumpseat? I don't know with all the "precautions" taking place if there were any changes on your side or not in regards to the JS.
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the help!
#3
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Joined APC: Aug 2016
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Jumpseat is normal Ops for the two jump seats in the cockpit. There are a couple captains out there who aren’t comfortable with someone breathing down their neck and will deny, but they seem to be few and far between.
capacity in the back is limited so no one has to sit in a middle seat. Ops agent won’t put more on the plane than this capacity, plus the two jumps. Chances are good a family will sit together and you can still end up in back instead of the cockpit.
capacity in the back is limited so no one has to sit in a middle seat. Ops agent won’t put more on the plane than this capacity, plus the two jumps. Chances are good a family will sit together and you can still end up in back instead of the cockpit.
#4
Some Weekends Off
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Joined APC: Dec 2019
Posts: 318
Jumpseat is normal Ops for the two jump seats in the cockpit. There are a couple captains out there who aren’t comfortable with someone breathing down their neck and will deny, but they seem to be few and far between.
capacity in the back is limited so no one has to sit in a middle seat. Ops agent won’t put more on the plane than this capacity, plus the two jumps. Chances are good a family will sit together and you can still end up in back instead of the cockpit.
capacity in the back is limited so no one has to sit in a middle seat. Ops agent won’t put more on the plane than this capacity, plus the two jumps. Chances are good a family will sit together and you can still end up in back instead of the cockpit.
Always love hitching a ride with you guys. More than welcoming and accommodating!
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