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Jumpseat from NRT? (UAL)
SWA pilot here. Does anyone know whether it's possible to sign up for the jumpseat on United in NRT? Specifically, do I list and pay departure taxes at the sales counter like in Europe (and if so, where is it?), is it even possible there?
I've had better luck jumpseating from many places back to the USA lately, but looking for some recent info on Narita. |
You must have a JS rep there at SWA that has these answers. Why not check with them?
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Originally Posted by Spooky 2
(Post 10700022)
You must have a JS rep there at SWA that has these answers. Why not check with them?
And also, regarding non-USA jumpseating, the official info often does not track actual practice. That's why I'm looking for some on-the-ground beta from you helpful folks. |
My UAL Buddy says only if a seat is available in Cabin then JS authorized.
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Originally Posted by Free Range
(Post 10700065)
My UAL Buddy says only if a seat is available in Cabin then JS authorized.
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Go to the transit counter airside, or the ticket counter outside of security. Tell them you want to list as a jumpseater / OMC. If you're at the ticket counter, sometimes you'll need to look for a supervisor before someone knows how to do it, but they eventually muddle through. I've had 50/50 luck on them charging me departure tax or not, usually it's less than $40. Always be ready to book a zed ticket if you get stonewalled, although I've had luck out of all the Asian gateways, even CTU.
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Originally Posted by av8sean
(Post 10700199)
Go to the transit counter airside, or the ticket counter outside of security. Tell them you want to list as a jumpseater / OMC. If you're at the ticket counter, sometimes you'll need to look for a supervisor before someone knows how to do it, but they eventually muddle through. I've had 50/50 luck on them charging me departure tax or not, usually it's less than $40. Always be ready to book a zed ticket if you get stonewalled, although I've had luck out of all the Asian gateways, even CTU.
As an aside, what's a nice gift for the FAs that's not chocolate? Was thinking Starbucks gift cards, but am open to ideas. |
Originally Posted by singletracker
(Post 10700222)
Awesome, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
As an aside, what's a nice gift for the FAs that's not chocolate? Was thinking Starbucks gift cards, but am open to ideas. |
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