airline employee - non revenue travel

Question

My mom is a retired airline employee, and I fly as a non revenue passenger.  I would like to fly from DCA to HKG, HKG to PVG, and PVG to DCA.  I understand that because I fly standby, I won't be eligible for the 72 hour transit.  If I were to enter PVG with the intent of continuing onto DCA and never leave the airport, would I be able to do this?  I would not have a confirmed seat from PVG to DCA, as I would be flying stand by.  The difference in flight time between my arrival into PVG until the time I leave would be less than 24 hours (as long as I get a seat on the plane).

Edison · Answer

Eric, confirmed air tickets are required. If she can't provide confirmed air tickets, she won't be able to make use of the free transit.

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