Reserve question
#23
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Another reserve question.
Sitting reserve for the first time in a while so I’m a little cloudy on all the intricacies.
I was flown into a Golden X day due to exceeeding block limits. I see reroute pay on my time card but do I get that x day back somewhere?
Sitting reserve for the first time in a while so I’m a little cloudy on all the intricacies.
I was flown into a Golden X day due to exceeeding block limits. I see reroute pay on my time card but do I get that x day back somewhere?
#24
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Another Reserve question for the masses and the experts....
If you pick up a GS at the start of the months you immediately get PB days. Can you move on call days you have later in the month into those PB days or are you not able to do that? I'm trying to move two on call days at the end of the month and one day at the end of a five day block I have in the middle of the month into three days on call where the PB days are. Keeps telling me I'm violating grouping requirements. Even though I'd end up with a three day block, a four day block and a five day block left if I do it.
If you pick up a GS at the start of the months you immediately get PB days. Can you move on call days you have later in the month into those PB days or are you not able to do that? I'm trying to move two on call days at the end of the month and one day at the end of a five day block I have in the middle of the month into three days on call where the PB days are. Keeps telling me I'm violating grouping requirements. Even though I'd end up with a three day block, a four day block and a five day block left if I do it.
#25
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From: systems analyst
Another Reserve question for the masses and the experts....
If you pick up a GS at the start of the months you immediately get PB days. Can you move on call days you have later in the month into those PB days or are you not able to do that? I'm trying to move two on call days at the end of the month and one day at the end of a five day block I have in the middle of the month into three days on call where the PB days are. Keeps telling me I'm violating grouping requirements. Even though I'd end up with a three day block, a four day block and a five day block left if I do it.
If you pick up a GS at the start of the months you immediately get PB days. Can you move on call days you have later in the month into those PB days or are you not able to do that? I'm trying to move two on call days at the end of the month and one day at the end of a five day block I have in the middle of the month into three days on call where the PB days are. Keeps telling me I'm violating grouping requirements. Even though I'd end up with a three day block, a four day block and a five day block left if I do it.
#26
If a reroute, you should be given nine hours free of duty upon your release at the completion of your rotation. Your X day(s) will then begin immediately following the nine-hour period and will continue until you have received a period of 24 hours free of duty for each interrupted and remaining X-day in your scheduled X-day block.
If late operations, your X-day(s) begin upon your release at the completion of your rotation and will continue until you have received a period of 24 hours free of duty for each interrupted and remaining X-day in your scheduled X-day block.
There are examples following both 23 S. 9. and 23 S. 12.
Both sections talk about reserve pilots flying into X days as opposed to golden X days, so I may be wrong, but hopefully this points you in the right direction. I've had to call crew scheduling to get my X days sorted on my last three consecutive green slips and the last time that I was flown into X days as a reserve pilot. I'm sure you'll have to call them as well.
#27
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I'm not sure what you mean by "exceeding block limits." I think 23 S. 9. will help you if you were rerouted, and 23 S. 12. will help you if you intruded on your golden
If a reroute, you should be given nine hours free of duty upon your release at the completion of your rotation. Your X day(s) will then begin immediately following the nine-hour period and will continue until you have received a period of 24 hours free of duty for each interrupted and remaining X-day in your scheduled X-day block.
If late operations, your X-day(s) begin upon your release at the completion of your rotation and will continue until you have received a period of 24 hours free of duty for each interrupted and remaining X-day in your scheduled X-day block.
There are examples following both 23 S. 9. and 23 S. 12.
Both sections talk about reserve pilots flying into X days as opposed to golden X days, so I may be wrong, but hopefully this points you in the right direction. I've had to call crew scheduling to get my X days sorted on my last three consecutive green slips and the last time that I was flown into X days as a reserve pilot. I'm sure you'll have to call them as well.
If a reroute, you should be given nine hours free of duty upon your release at the completion of your rotation. Your X day(s) will then begin immediately following the nine-hour period and will continue until you have received a period of 24 hours free of duty for each interrupted and remaining X-day in your scheduled X-day block.
If late operations, your X-day(s) begin upon your release at the completion of your rotation and will continue until you have received a period of 24 hours free of duty for each interrupted and remaining X-day in your scheduled X-day block.
There are examples following both 23 S. 9. and 23 S. 12.
Both sections talk about reserve pilots flying into X days as opposed to golden X days, so I may be wrong, but hopefully this points you in the right direction. I've had to call crew scheduling to get my X days sorted on my last three consecutive green slips and the last time that I was flown into X days as a reserve pilot. I'm sure you'll have to call them as well.
#28
Another Reserve question for the masses and the experts....
If you pick up a GS at the start of the months you immediately get PB days. Can you move on call days you have later in the month into those PB days or are you not able to do that? I'm trying to move two on call days at the end of the month and one day at the end of a five day block I have in the middle of the month into three days on call where the PB days are. Keeps telling me I'm violating grouping requirements. Even though I'd end up with a three day block, a four day block and a five day block left if I do it.
If you pick up a GS at the start of the months you immediately get PB days. Can you move on call days you have later in the month into those PB days or are you not able to do that? I'm trying to move two on call days at the end of the month and one day at the end of a five day block I have in the middle of the month into three days on call where the PB days are. Keeps telling me I'm violating grouping requirements. Even though I'd end up with a three day block, a four day block and a five day block left if I do it.
Now if you hav a PR day (partial reserve), you’re kinda hosed. You cannot move X days to follow a PR day and you cannot move it either.
As was suggested, you might try moving one day at a time.
Denny
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