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I knew that and didn't do that. Just trying to figure the best approach to get her up-graded. Does the fact that it is a refundable ticket or not make a difference? This ticket is not refundable. Just for future reference!
Most "full fare" tickets are refundable. That's what the businessmen use.
Not sure if it makes any difference re: the policy against non-revs having tickets. I wouldn't risk it.
I think sinkr8 has the answer: Subtlety and the proper attitude when you ask.
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This is something I have never understood. If an employee has purchased a ticket and there are seats available in first class, why not upgrade them? Honor seniority of course, but if a person who can non rev has purchased a ticket, why treat them worse than if they were there for free?
Still, I agree with you about the way it should be.
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Checked my account and just got paid. Anyone know if this is the mid month or profit sharing? Nothing shows up on "view my paycheck".
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Don't ever buy a full-fare ticket as a backup to traveling as a non-rev.
Essentially your are trying to block off available revenue seats that could have been sold to a paying passenger.
In the companys' eyes it is the equivalent to stealing.
I think you'd be lucky to ONLY lose your non-rev privileges.
If you are ever unsure call the travel line, they have always been pretty helpful in the past.
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I could see that happening, wouldn't be the first time people jumped to conclusions.
I don't have anything in my account, so I can't be sure. The company said profit sharing would be paid on the 14th, and our regular checks on the 15th, so I imagine what you're seeing is the profit sharing. The gross amount for the check should be around 6.5% of your 2010 gross income - if all you're seeing is the net, it would be very hard to figure out, since it has taxes, 401(k), ALPA dues and DPMA taken out before you see it.
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This is something I have never understood. If an employee has purchased a ticket and there are seats available in first class, why not upgrade them? Honor seniority of course, but if a person who can non rev has purchased a ticket, why treat them worse than if they were there for free?
I've actually become somewhat indifferent to the upgrade to first after hearing that RA always travels in coach.
It makes sense to take care of customers first while also keeping a premium product.
The upgrade is nice, especially for our loved ones, but on most domestic less than 2-3 hours I could really care less.
nothing in my account yet....
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