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Old June 8th 04, 05:28 PM
Ben Smith
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Does anyone know if 'jumpseating' is still a employee fringe benefit with
FedEx, UPS, etc? Or did the FedEx 705 & 9-11 incidents ruin it all?

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Old June 9th 04, 08:19 AM
Troy Towner
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If your an Intern for most airlines you get these benefits... So i assume
they are still active..

Troy
"Ben Smith" wrote in message
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Does anyone know if 'jumpseating' is still a employee fringe benefit with
FedEx, UPS, etc? Or did the FedEx 705 & 9-11 incidents ruin it all?

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Ben
C-172 - N13258 @ 87Y




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Old June 9th 04, 02:12 PM
Dave S
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Ordinary interns get to "jumpseat" on the flight deck, rather than just
grab a space-a spot in the cabin?

Dave

Troy Towner wrote:
If your an Intern for most airlines you get these benefits... So i assume
they are still active..

Troy
"Ben Smith" wrote in message
...

Does anyone know if 'jumpseating' is still a employee fringe benefit with
FedEx, UPS, etc? Or did the FedEx 705 & 9-11 incidents ruin it all?

--
Ben
C-172 - N13258 @ 87Y






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Old June 10th 04, 03:52 AM
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"Ben Smith" wrote in message Does anyone know if 'jumpseating' is still a
employee fringe benefit with
FedEx, UPS, etc? Or did the FedEx 705 & 9-11 incidents ruin it all?


I don't know about Fed-Ex (they may have a special dispensation but I doubt
it), but if you aren't a pilot, or a dispatcher assigned for training, for
that airline, you ride in the back. Fed-Ex's smaller planes don't have seats
in the back. Most passenger airlines extend a professional courtesy to
freight pilots by allowing them to ride in the cabin even though they aren't
allowed to return the favor. Hopefully, with the new TSA programs being
tested, the cockpit will once again be opened to all of our brethren.

D.


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Old June 10th 04, 04:11 AM
HECTOP
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"Capt.Doug" wrote in message
tested, the cockpit will once again be opened to all of our brethren.


Capt,

Do you know if foreign airline crews are allowed to jumpseat in the US? My
Aeroflot buddies get stuck in NY or DC for days sometimes, and I'd rather
have them come down here to hangout in Miami.

Just got a VIP pass for some business aviation show at Signature@MIA on the
15th, too bad I have to work, they promise everything from Embraer Legacy to
that Piaggio Avanti curious thingie.


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