Originally Posted by
contend315
Designated by AA employee instead of their spouse. Does anyone have experience with this scenario?
Thanks!
Are you talking about being designated the employee's "registered companion" for non-revenue, standby travel? If so, I believe that the only benefit to this over other pass travelers is that you get a somewhat higher priority when there are not enough available seats to accommodate all pass travelers standing by for a flight.
If that's what you're asking about, you might wish to alert a Moderator, and request that this thread be incorporated into the existing thread about NRSA pass travel; your inquiry is likely to get more -- and more-informed -- responses there.