Originally Posted by
Cycle Pilot
You can actually turn down a trip if it's less than 12 hours and you have submitted a YS. If you have submitted a YS and they assign a trip more than 12 hours out, you have to take the trip.
Section 23 T.
6. A reserve pilot who is proffered/awarded a yellow slip for a rotation with a report that is:
a. 12 hours or less from first attempted contact may decline such award (this is a proffer).
b. more than 12 hours from first attempted contact is obligated to fly the rotation (this is not a proffer).
I use the YS because I can't sit long call from home so I want to fly instead of sitting around the crashpad. Once I arrive in base, I pop the YS in. If they're really short, I'll forgo the YS and put in a GS instead.
I've been trying the GS option instead of the YS. I figure, why give them the ability to use me for free. If I' getting less than 12 hours notice and I'm not on SC, then lets have some pay above the guarantee! I'm still stuck in the crashpad but...