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To: Snowshoe who wrote (22231)	8/6/2002 3:44:47 PM
From: lisalisalisa	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

yes they still allow "jump seat" rides as far as I know, my father in law uses them often. In fact he lives 2000 miles from where he is based, so often times when he goes on a trip he flies using the "jump seat" to get to his takeoff point. you have a point, the "jump seat" pilot could not be a pilot at all I suppose...... which brings up the question of instituting a database of "real pilot" thumb prints, or eye scans, to be checked before boarding plane as either pilot, or jump jet rider... but that means more security measures, just what I was making fun of<g>...