![]() ![]() GIDDY-UP: Now that you're at the terminal the adventure begins. ![]() #Confirm your eta and fbo registrationIf something is not correct with your registration then fix it! Declare yourself "Present" for the next 24 hours and let the Pax rep know that you want to be included in the Roll Call for any flights heading to/towards your intended destination. As soon as you physically arrive at a location check in with the folks at the Pax desk to see if you are listed on the Space-A register with the correct date/time/seats (some locations print a list daily for review). It helps to phone the terminal you think you want to depart from and/or monitor their recording (flight departures) to get a feel for possible destinations. Dover, McGuire etc….) based on predicted departures. SHOW UP: Once signed-up, no one is going to contact you so you'll have to decide where you want to depart from (e.g.Your sign-up time determines your position/priority within each Space-A Category. When the PSA receives your "sign-up request" they assign you a date/time based on the Julian date calendar and Zulu time your sign-up was received. Note, you are not "signing-up" for a particular flight and you do not make flight "reservations!" When you sign-up you go on "the list" (at that location only) and you compete for flights based on your priority on "the list" within your category. You can also sign-up (register) in person, by email or fax. Some terminals have a web form you can fill out to register (see the Space-A Location Listings). SIGN-UP: Once you are authorised to travel (retiree, started your AD leave or have your signed dependent travel letter) you register ("signup") at the locations you plan to initiate travel from (both coming and going).If you are eligible then continue and you need to. If you are not eleeligi for Space-A then there is no point in reading further. FIRST!!!! - determine your eligibility for Space-A travel.My dates may be a little off but you should get the gist of it and I hope it clears things up a little! June 2010: After 7 years, Dirk moves the discussion forum to the current Forum.Since that time, has grown to more than a FAQ and now includes helpful links and location pages with detailed info helpful to any Space-A traveler. decided to host the Space-A FAQ on it’s own new web site and was born. Fall 2005: Since was now being used to market commercial publications, John D.Rob also added a fax capability for locations that did not accept email signups and mobile apps in 2012. Rob G made several improvements over the initial concept such as allowing one to signup for up to 5 locations at once. stepped up to fill the void and created. Summer 2005: Since Roy Buckman’s signup service was no longer being kept updated by Military Living, Rob G.Roy's web site only continued as a commercial front for Military Living’s business to market their Space-A publications. However, little effort went into continuing Roy Buckman’s legacy and Roy's forum and signup service ceased to exist. ![]()
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