Which indicator identifies an employee as eligible to sit in a jumpseat?

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Which indicator identifies an employee as eligible to sit in a jumpseat?

Jumpseat eligibility is controlled by indicators in the employee profile. There are two indicators that can authorize sitting in the jumpseat: FDJ and CJ. If a crew member has either one of these indicators, they’re considered eligible, since the system recognizes their authorization through that indicator. That’s why the option stating “FDJ or CJ” is correct—it covers all eligible employees because either indicator suffices. Requiring both indicators would unnecessarily exclude people who have only one of them, which is not how eligibility is defined.

Jumpseat eligibility is controlled by indicators in the employee profile. There are two indicators that can authorize sitting in the jumpseat: FDJ and CJ. If a crew member has either one of these indicators, they’re considered eligible, since the system recognizes their authorization through that indicator. That’s why the option stating “FDJ or CJ” is correct—it covers all eligible employees because either indicator suffices. Requiring both indicators would unnecessarily exclude people who have only one of them, which is not how eligibility is defined.

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