I fly for a FAA certified, part 121 cargo carrier.
I’ve passed TSA training and a background check.
I have an airline issued ID saying “Crew Member” with my name, employee ID number, and picture.
Does that qualify me to jumpseat on airlines?
The reason I ask is because i’m flying to California on AA in september and want to know if I should even bother asking the crew for a jumpseat.
mduell
April 13, 2007, 7:27pm
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Per the FAA, yes you can jumpseat on other carriers.
But you’d need a reciprocal agreement between your airline and AA to allow you to ride jumpseat.
im4point:
I fly for a FAA certified, part 121 cargo carrier.
I’ve passed TSA training and a background check.
I have an airline issued ID saying “Crew Member” with my name, employee ID number, and picture.
Does that qualify me to jumpseat on airlines?
The reason I ask is because i’m flying to California on AA in september and want to know if I should even bother asking the crew for a jumpseat.
Provided your carrier has a reciprocal agreement with AA, Im sure you could. We, as dispatchers, are being allowed back in the cockpit starting next month. At lest thats what we hearing. I do know our reciprocals include Cargo outfits…