Can you reserve the JS at UAL?
05-03-2025 | 11:06 AM
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Recently I (not a UA employee) was commuting with UA. As I was waiting for a seat, I was approached by a young pilot (one of them that grows a mustache to look older) who was there waiting along with his GF. He stated that I could have the JS and that he had been advised be the agent that he would be getting a seat in the cabin. This left me confused. Did the guy own the jumpseat i.e. does UA have some sort of reservation system. I understand that if the cabin is full he would get the JS first, but that he offered it to me as though it was his personal seat left me bewildered.
If its full its full, and surely that dude wouldn't have given up his JS offering it to me and I wouldn't have gotten on. It almost seemed as though I should be eternally grateful for the service he did to me... perhaps someone here can enlighten me on his train of thought...
If its full its full, and surely that dude wouldn't have given up his JS offering it to me and I wouldn't have gotten on. It almost seemed as though I should be eternally grateful for the service he did to me... perhaps someone here can enlighten me on his train of thought...
05-03-2025 | 11:46 AM
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And yet you aren’t here. Which means you lack the capacity to get your app pulled and pass the Hogan. Clearly you have a personality issue and I hope you are never in our facility for an interview.
05-03-2025 | 11:49 AM
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05-03-2025 | 01:29 PM
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Plenty of people on here tried to explain what and why happened, That it might have been unnecessary, but courteous and the only thing you gave back was entitlement. Hope you are not my age/gender/color, because I do not need an @$$ like you poisoning my well.
05-03-2025 | 02:18 PM
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Looking at your post history in the last year you’ve been sniffing around every regional as well as Spirit and Frontier wondering how a person who lives in Canada can land a 121 gig and get PIC time. So I would venture to guess that while you have over 7,000 hours, you aren’t qualified to get on with a legacy because of your lack of 121 experience.
05-03-2025 | 02:47 PM
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There is definitely times I wish this forum wasn't anonymous, so we could keep you of the JS anytime, everywhere.
Plenty of people on here tried to explain what and why happened, That it might have been unnecessary, but courteous and the only thing you gave back was entitlement. Hope you are not my age/gender/color, because I do not need an @$$ like you poisoning my well.
Plenty of people on here tried to explain what and why happened, That it might have been unnecessary, but courteous and the only thing you gave back was entitlement. Hope you are not my age/gender/color, because I do not need an @$$ like you poisoning my well.
05-03-2025 | 08:22 PM
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I lean as left as they come, so deportation isn't part of my vocab (he might be Canadian, so we might not have to). And I am on here because it is anonymous, so there's that. But he does sound absolutely insufferable to me, on which grounds I personally would like to avoid him, that is all.
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