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Old 12-01-2023 | 09:14 AM
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MedStudent2021
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Originally Posted by immolated
If a reg pilot drops their whole schedule and then proceeds to pick up enough green slips on a busy month to hit the greenslip pay trigger (lets say they flew 70 hours block), is that all considered premium? Would they pretty much get 140 credit for flying 70 hours? And is that a similar end result as a reserve pilot exclusively flying greenslips (rolling thunder) at the start of the month until full?

I know that's overly optimistic for this season but just curious for the sake of discussion.
No. The green slip trigger must be hit BEFORE you can get premium pay. In your hypothetical situation you would fly multiple green slips and only get single pay for them. You need to hi the green slip credit trigger using your regular trips, payback days, vacation, bank, etc. and then any green slip credit beyond the trigger is paid as premium pay.
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