Kalitta Air (K4) Information
#1571
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#1574
That’s on the 747. The 767 is completely different bag of goods. You only have off on 1/7. Any other time that the company can legally have you on the hook, you’ll be on reserve. Most often that is AIRPORT RESERVE. Crews are tired, 1 fatigue call or sick call is all the justification scheduling needs to remove you from your line. Once that happens, it’s just an unorganized free for all.
#1576
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I've never had one on the 74. However I've heard they can exist for certain customers during peak flying. Every single reserve I've ever had, has been sitting in a nice hotel somewhere, paid by the company.
#1577
They happen in Louisville for UPS in December. The rest of the time it doesn’t happen on the 74. I would assume it will never happen on the triple since they’re on DHL. The 76 on the other hand is a different experience.
#1578
Why is someone not fighting this? Contractually I don't believe this is allowed. On the 74 we get told a layover day is just that and they won't give you a status (IE 4 hours pay for an R day) as it's a layover day.
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