Swa Jumpseat List

[Skull-1]

Can anyone tell me where to find a complete listing of companies allowed on a LUV J/S?

Thanks in advance.

 

[WNrforlife]

Sorry, can't help you there.

 

[SWAFA30]

You might want to try the "Majors" interview board over on flighinfo.com

 

[Skull-1]

You might want to try the "Majors" interview board over on flighinfo.com

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Flightinfo is a den of muck rakers. I think I would rather be a bit patient and wait for the nice folks on this board to get around to helping me out. They usually do. I'm patient.

Thanks, though.

 

[txskygal]

Skull-1; I don't want to sound suspicious. But, it would be safer in this aviation community, for those of us in it, for you to directly contact SWAPA; rather than us to post it on here! I hope you would understand why I believe this!

Regards

 

[av8trxx]

If you are a pilot for most any 121 carrier or a select few 135 operators your company should be on the WN J/S list. If you are unsure you should contact the JS co-ordinator at your company to find out if a recipricol agreement exists.

http://www.swapa.org/Public/jumpseat.htm

 

[Skyhungry]

As mentioned before I suggest you contact SWAPA. As for physically occupying the actual jumpseat on any airline you can forget about it unless you are a pilot for that particular airline or your airline is a member of the CASS system. Without being to specific, CASS is a system to verify if a pilot is who they say they are. If you are not part of the CASS system or are not a pilot for that airline there has to be an actual seat available in the cabin for you to ride the "jumpseat". :huh:

I do believe there are also specific agreements among a few carriers to verify a pilots credentials that will allow them to ride the jumpseat. But these agreements are far and few. I believe that CASS will also eventually replace those agreements.

 

[Skull-1]

Thanks for the info guys!