Originally Posted by
balakay
However, if the company contacts the crewmember (not vice versa) and the crewmember accepts without a scheduled preceding 10 hour rest period--is this not a violation? I agree with the above that if a crewmember volunatrily picks up a trip it is their responsibility to be fit for duty. However if the company makes the initial contact and the crewmember accepts it, there is a log of transaction that could be pulled (by the FAA) should an incident/accident ensue afterwards. This is where we get hung out to dry with little recourse. I'm just looking it the old school way--from a Feds point of view with these late calls--early showtime scenarios...At least its something to ponder............................................ .............
If you are on days off, it is not the company's responsibility to make sure you have the required rest. It is yours. That being said, I'm enjoying my time at home this week, and I'm not answering the phone. I encourage you all to do the same. So relaxing...