ID90s...how do they work?

Piperflyer · April 25th, 2008, 16:18

So Im planning on going to Costa Rica, possibly on United. Since I can't jumpseat on them internationaly (I think) Ill have to buy an ID90. Where do i get one? From United directly? Is it a standby ticket? How much do they cost?

Thanks

Cptnchia · April 25th, 2008, 17:31

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Originally Posted by Piperflyer

So Im planning on going to Costa Rica, possibly on United. Since I can't jumpseat on them internationaly (I think) Ill have to buy an ID90. Where do i get one? From United directly? Is it a standby ticket? How much do they cost?

Thanks

You buy the ID90 from your own airline. Go to your ticket counter and give them all the info. FWIW, I believe that UA is the same as DL. You can js internationally, just can't ride up front. There needs to be a seat in the back. Yes, it is a SB ticket, usually with the lowest priority. As far as cost, ????

Piperflyer · April 25th, 2008, 17:42

Ok so if you can jumpseat in the back on United or others, is an ID90 mainly for non-jumpseatable people

Thanks

Cptnchia · April 25th, 2008, 19:37

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Originally Posted by Piperflyer

Ok so if you can jumpseat in the back on United or others, is an ID90 mainly for non-jumpseatable people

Thanks

You got it. As long as the carrier allows unlimited jumpseats.

BTW, where are you going from? Ya know, DL goes to both San Jose and Liberia.

Piperflyer · April 26th, 2008, 05:15

JFK but possibly at a time when only UA is available.

thanks for your help