FDX--- sub question
08-29-2010 | 11:35 AM
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FDX--- sub question
Away from my computer and copy of contract, so here is the question via cellphone: if I am inside my sub window, and CRS calls, and I decline whatever trip, does the time of the original trip drop into regular makeup or OTP? Thanks.
08-29-2010 | 11:54 AM
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If you are prior to your original show time should drop into OTP. IF it's show time or later, should drop into M/U.
Unless it's a night hub turn trip offered to replace a day flight, which you can decline without the trip guarantee dropping into OTP or M\U
08-29-2010 | 12:30 PM
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If your trip is less than 72 clock hours in length then you have only 1 sub window which ends 4 hrs after showtime of the original dropped trip. If this window passes you get paid original trip guarantee. If you are called within this window for a trip and you decline then the hours drop to OTP at 110%. If the original trip is over 72 clock hours then you must satisfy them individually according to the schedule laid out in the contract.
08-29-2010 | 01:19 PM
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If your trip is less than 72 clock hours in length then you have only 1 sub window which ends 4 hrs after showtime of the original dropped trip. If this window passes you get paid original trip guarantee. If you are called within this window for a trip and you decline then the hours drop to OTP at 110%. If the original trip is over 72 clock hours then you must satisfy them individually according to the schedule laid out in the contract.
I think OTP is 125% under the ALPA contract. 110% under old FPA contract, otherwise the above is correct.
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