Jumpseating appearance
09-23-2008, 12:46 PM
#61
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It is understood that below QUESTION 'crosses the line,' yet hypothetical...
QUESTION:
Could you have a cocktail before jumpseating?
Is a a jumpseater (sitting on flightdeck) considered 'available crew'? Example: in case of working pilot incapacitation or another UA 232?
How about if cabin jumpseating?
QUESTION:
Could you have a cocktail before jumpseating?
Is a a jumpseater (sitting on flightdeck) considered 'available crew'? Example: in case of working pilot incapacitation or another UA 232?
How about if cabin jumpseating?
09-23-2008, 05:56 PM
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Had a guy jumpseat with us the other day. He hops on board, pokes his head in and says, "Hey dudes! Thanks for the ride!" then leaves. The captain and I were so dumbfounded by this that we just stared at each other for a bit before we realized what just happened. The worst part is he works for us. ?!?
09-23-2008, 06:14 PM
#66
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I always stick my head into the cockpit and say thanks for the ride, but I introduce myself first and make sure it is indeed ok for me to get a ride. I will, however, occasionally have a drink if I'm in the cabin IF I'm completely out of uniform.
09-23-2008, 06:36 PM
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Had a guy jumpseat with us the other day. He hops on board, pokes his head in and says, "Hey dudes! Thanks for the ride!" then leaves. The captain and I were so dumbfounded by this that we just stared at each other for a bit before we realized what just happened. The worst part is he works for us. ?!?
09-23-2008, 07:16 PM
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Being out of uniform will only make you less likely to be abused once you are taken to jail.
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