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I'm in an Oct class. Badge first day of training. KCM was during week 2. I got cass during my week at home for CBTs. There are a few in my class who don't have it. It's not under Spirit's control. If you have previous employment at numerous airlines, especially in other countries, they may take awhile to get back to Spirit. There is a minimum amount of time that needs to pass if they don't get a reply before they can continue in the CASS approval process. Almost every prior 121 guy has gotten CASS. New hires are staying at a few hotels. most are going to the Sheraton. Some are at the Homewood Suites by the training center. Some are also at the Hilton Garden Inn. I think there may be another hotel too that I'm not remembering. My class has the day before, day of, and day after off for all holidays. No positive space travel home for holidays. For the break for at-home CBTs, they will positive space you. They went as far as buying tickets on other airlines for those that weren't in a spirit-served city. Idk how common that is though. YMMV.
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Originally Posted by Rmk1991
(Post 2924753)
I'm in an Oct class. Badge first day of training. KCM was during week 2. I got cass during my week at home for CBTs. There are a few in my class who don't have it. It's not under Spirit's control. If you have previous employment at numerous airlines, especially in other countries, they may take awhile to get back to Spirit. There is a minimum amount of time that needs to pass if they don't get a reply before they can continue in the CASS approval process. Almost every prior 121 guy has gotten CASS. New hires are staying at a few hotels. most are going to the Sheraton. Some are at the Homewood Suites by the training center. Some are also at the Hilton Garden Inn. I think there may be another hotel too that I'm not remembering. My class has the day before, day of, and day after off for all holidays. No positive space travel home for holidays. For the break for at-home CBTs, they will positive space you. They went as far as buying tickets on other airlines for those that weren't in a spirit-served city. Idk how common that is though. YMMV.
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Originally Posted by VIRotate
(Post 2925074)
Good info. Thank you for that. I ended up buying a round trip for the holidays just in case. Worst case, I start driving!
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Originally Posted by VIRotate
(Post 2925074)
Good info. Thank you for that. I ended up buying a round trip for the holidays just in case. Worst case, I start driving!
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I probably wont go home every weekend but there are blocks of 4 days off in some places. Can we buy a reduced fare on Spirit flights once we have a badge? Or do we have to be in CASS/KCM and all that?
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Originally Posted by SkyStormer6
(Post 2926495)
I probably wont go home every weekend but there are blocks of 4 days off in some places. Can we buy a reduced fare on Spirit flights once we have a badge? Or do we have to be in CASS/KCM and all that?
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Originally Posted by SkyStormer6
(Post 2926495)
I probably wont go home every weekend but there are blocks of 4 days off in some places. Can we buy a reduced fare on Spirit flights once we have a badge? Or do we have to be in CASS/KCM and all that?
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Originally Posted by Silver02ex
(Post 2926651)
Talk to a gate agent a see if they can pull up the fares. Usually if you buy a ticket at the counter it’s cheaper than online.
You save on a specific tax but you’re no longer eligible for the free bag. So it’s a pick your own adventure...save on the tax or get the bags free If I buy a ticket, I make sure my bag is on the ticket. I don’t want to put an agent in a position of me trying to bring a bag on, that isn’t paid for, on a revenue ticket. Not fair to them. So I always buy the ticket online and get the bags free; family too. |
Originally Posted by Omniscient
(Post 2926718)
It’s a trade off.
You save on a specific tax but you’re no longer eligible for the free bag. So it’s a pick your own adventure...save on the tax or get the bags free If I buy a ticket, I make sure my bag is on the ticket. I don’t want to put an agent in a position of me trying to bring a bag on, that isn’t paid for, on a revenue ticket. Not fair to them. So I always buy the ticket online and get the bags free; family too. |
Originally Posted by Omniscient
(Post 2926718)
It’s a trade off.
You save on a specific tax but you’re no longer eligible for the free bag. So it’s a pick your own adventure...save on the tax or get the bags free If I buy a ticket, I make sure my bag is on the ticket. I don’t want to put an agent in a position of me trying to bring a bag on, that isn’t paid for, on a revenue ticket. Not fair to them. So I always buy the ticket online and get the bags free; family too. |
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