Thanks. I've taken FCFS with a grain of salt, as I knew it was coming. I figured I'll learn it and deal with. It's different, and most of us don't like change on something like that. I've been non-reving since I was 3 on the seniority based system, so it's just odd. We'll adapt.jimntx said:
USAirways flight attendants lose boarding by seniority greviance
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Not just them, but their family members too. A few years back had a PSA F/O whose father was a VP. He was in first class, positive space.pjirish317 said:
For the most part non-rev travel is a privilege, not a right, unless it is in your contract. It changes from time to time and as the F/A grievance shows, there is little we can do about it.
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It seems that not everyone shares the same perspective blue collar?
http://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-US-Airways-EI_IE685.11,21.htm
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Amen, brother. I've spent most of my working career (over 50 years) at major corporations or in a government agency. A PMUS flight attendant sent me a message not to trust the new upper management. I replied that he was about 40 years too late for that to be new information for me.WeAAsles said:
Question, I check in 24 hours in advance but can not print a boarding pass. I go to the airport and use a kiosk to print boarding passes. Which check in time do I get?? The time I checked in on the computer OR the time I printed boarding passes at the airport?? Thanks
If it does not give you a boarding pass when you check in that only means that the numbers will not allow the system to assign you a seat at this point. However, it should give you the option to print a Priority Verification slip that will get you through security. Or, did you mean that you (like me at the moment) don't have a working printer?
And, you really don't want the system to assign you a seat. I remember the last time I non-revved on a domestic flight, there were 27 revenue passengers listed for a 140 seat airplane. When I checked in the system assigned me 28E, a middle seat with 8 totally empty rows--including one of the window exit rows--in front of it.
And, you really don't want the system to assign you a seat. I remember the last time I non-revved on a domestic flight, there were 27 revenue passengers listed for a 140 seat airplane. When I checked in the system assigned me 28E, a middle seat with 8 totally empty rows--including one of the window exit rows--in front of it.
US's web checkin does not allow you to print a boarding pass or priority verification like AA's system. It just checks you in and puts you on the list. You have to go to a kiosk or ticket counter to get the actual pass.jimntx said:If it does not give you a boarding pass when you check in that only means that the numbers will not allow the system to assign you a seat at this point. However, it should give you the option to print a Priority Verification slip that will get you through security. Or, did you mean that you (like me at the moment) don't have a working printer?
And, you really don't want the system to assign you a seat. I remember the last time I non-revved on a domestic flight, there were 27 revenue passengers listed for a 140 seat airplane. When I checked in the system assigned me 28E, a middle seat with 8 totally empty rows--including one of the window exit rows--in front of it.
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If you don't like the seat you were assigned in most cases you can usually ask the agent if they can assign you a different seat if one is available.jimntx said:If it does not give you a boarding pass when you check in that only means that the numbers will not allow the system to assign you a seat at this point. However, it should give you the option to print a Priority Verification slip that will get you through security. Or, did you mean that you (like me at the moment) don't have a working printer?
And, you really don't want the system to assign you a seat. I remember the last time I non-revved on a domestic flight, there were 27 revenue passengers listed for a 140 seat airplane. When I checked in the system assigned me 28E, a middle seat with 8 totally empty rows--including one of the window exit rows--in front of it.
