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03-23-2020 | 11:31 AM

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Kjazz130

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Originally Posted by Aviator147

just had my 4 day rotation NOOP for sunday. Will I see 23K pop up anywhere on iCrew/MiCrew to notify me that I am on 23k or is it assumed for a NOOP? Also, that whole trip dropped off my time card, when will it re-appear for pay purposes?

the schedulers manually put 23k on there. You can call and ask what your obligation is and they will put it back on your time card or you could try to WS something if you want to fly.

03-23-2020 | 11:55 AM

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schwifty

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I got NOOPed for tomorrow. Trip started and ended with DHs to my home airport with a late report. Does this mean I have to commute down to my domicile and spend the night?

03-23-2020 | 12:16 PM

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the schedulers manually put 23k on there. You can call and ask what your obligation is and they will put it back on your time card or you could try to WS something if you want to fly.

say I don’t want to fly, do I not call them and just wait to see if they put 23k on there?

03-23-2020 | 12:26 PM

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Kjazz130

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say I don’t want to fly, do I not call them and just wait to see if they put 23k on there?

you can wait and see. Call then after your six hour window and then you should get paid and won’t have any obligation😉

03-23-2020 | 12:51 PM

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you can wait and see. Call then after your six hour window and then you should get paid and won’t have any obligation😉

and I’m correct in understanding with the current situation, they can’t assign anything within 12 hours once they call you in that 6 hour recovery window?

03-23-2020 | 12:54 PM

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doug_or

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I thought the 12 hours didn't go into effect until April? Or am I 3 memos behind?

03-23-2020 | 01:16 PM

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I thought the 12 hours didn't go into effect until April? Or am I 3 memos behind?

the memo from Ryan Gumm said effective immediately and that was on March 18 in regard to the recovery window / 12 hour thing.

03-23-2020 | 02:43 PM

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If they remove the flying on the first day and begin with an early deadhead on day 2 are you entitled to a hotel that first night?

03-23-2020 | 02:56 PM

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I got NOOPed for tomorrow. Trip started and ended with DHs to my home airport with a late report. Does this mean I have to commute down to my domicile and spend the night?

The company has waived the requirement to be in base during your 6 hour recovery window. You can sit at home but have to respond to any notifications during the 6 hour window. You then have 12 hours to report.

03-23-2020 | 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by sailingfun

if it’s a 4 day trip that is NOOP, and the window is such that they can’t use you for a 4 day , they can still use you for a 3 day right if it meets the parameters/footprint of the original trip?