Jumpseating
01-11-2017 | 03:50 PM
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Jumpseating
Jumpseating for the first time on Friday after being gone for mil leave and just checking that you can still list for the JS at the ticket counter and/or gate with both Delta and American?
Thanks!
Thanks!
01-11-2017 | 04:19 PM
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01-11-2017 | 05:38 PM
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I had a similar issue when I came back. Going directly to myidtravel wouldn't work, but did from the link on flyingtogether.
And that was very confusing.
AA is about the hardest airline to jumpseat with for that very reason. Just about everyone else that I have tried, just walk up to the gate agent. Might ask for your passport (been a long time since I've jumpsat on another carrier).
And that was very confusing.
AA is about the hardest airline to jumpseat with for that very reason. Just about everyone else that I have tried, just walk up to the gate agent. Might ask for your passport (been a long time since I've jumpsat on another carrier).
01-11-2017 | 06:09 PM
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On flying together home page click travel. Then click on other airline / interline travel. Near the bottom of that page click on MYIDTravelListing. On that page, click confirm / next. Then click on commuter travel and fill out the form and it will generate a confirmation number. Then tell your AA friends what a pain in the a## it is.
I copied the link and created an icon on my company ipad. So I can get to it fast with cellular data during those crisis commuting moments.
01-11-2017 | 06:44 PM
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From: Narrow/Left Wide/Right
I had a similar issue when I came back. Going directly to myidtravel wouldn't work, but did from the link on flyingtogether.
And that was very confusing.
AA is about the hardest airline to jumpseat with for that very reason. Just about everyone else that I have tried, just walk up to the gate agent. Might ask for your passport (been a long time since I've jumpsat on another carrier).
And that was very confusing.
AA is about the hardest airline to jumpseat with for that very reason. Just about everyone else that I have tried, just walk up to the gate agent. Might ask for your passport (been a long time since I've jumpsat on another carrier).
01-12-2017 | 05:18 AM
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Welcome back and thanks for your service. I recommend you purchase EZCCS app from the Apple App Store. Set it up with your current passwords and then scroll down to "Travel". Tap "MyIdTravel - jumpseat listing" It will automatically log into My ID Travel. On the upper tool bar tap Commuter Travel and fill out the form, then go to American Airlines and select your flight. There are a few more steps in here but you can figure it out from there. Good Luck
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