Originally Posted by White Owl
2 Kids,
Name the Company and time when jumpseat privileges were removed because individual pilots were selective about who they extended the privileges to.
Specifics, please. If you can't, then you're just blowing smoke.
I got the impression that you were not actually reading my responses, now I'm sure of it.
Here is an excerpt from something I wrote in a previous post.
Originally Posted by me
TSA pilots tried to start a jumpseat war against gojet pilots last year. You know what happened... the company (who incidentally owns the jumpseat) banned everybody from using the jumpseat.
In fact what happened over there was pilots were getting fired for denying other pilots the jumpseat, and after a significant number of people called the FAA to complain that their captain's authority was being usurped the company amended their GOM to ban all non TSA pilots from the jumpseat. They also stated that this was done at the request of the FAA. The details are all over the internet if you really want them. This was only last year.
And here's another excerpt from that section which you keep quoting (also posted earlier by me but clearly missed or ignored by you).
Originally Posted by ALPA
Denial of jumpseat privileges as a means of punishing, coercing or retaliating against other pilot groups or individuals is not supported by ALPA.
It is very clear where ALPA stands on this.