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Space-Available Travel
Posted : Thursday Nov 30, 2006 18:13:34 EST
Retirees and their families can get seats on government aircraft under the “space-available” program. The program has restrictions on who can travel and where.
Retirement-eligible reservists on “without-pay status” are eligible only for stateside travel. Family members of retirees are eligible only for overseas flights and only when accompanied by the retiree. Using space-A for a business trip is illegal.
Nominal fees are charged on some international flights using commercial aircraft or airports. Retirees have the lowest priority for seats aboard space-A flights.
Travelers are advised to prepare to take a commercial flight if space-A seating is not available when they want to travel. Seating is allotted on a first-come, first-served basis.
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