Res and Green slips
06-23-2021, 06:20 AM
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Res and Green slips
Trying to find the document that talks about being on reserve and accepting a green slip with an earlier report.
ex. Finished a trip yesterday with a release time of 1433 and back to LC until 2259, 12hr rest release prior to my 1100 short call, at 0300 Arcos calls for a green slip with a 1000 show, I acknowledge I am willing to fly the turn, trip is awarded to someone junior. Was I not eligible for the green slip?
Wanting to get all my ducks in a row before calling scheduling.
ex. Finished a trip yesterday with a release time of 1433 and back to LC until 2259, 12hr rest release prior to my 1100 short call, at 0300 Arcos calls for a green slip with a 1000 show, I acknowledge I am willing to fly the turn, trip is awarded to someone junior. Was I not eligible for the green slip?
Wanting to get all my ducks in a row before calling scheduling.
06-23-2021, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by 1900 Hundo
Trying to find the document that talks about being on reserve and accepting a green slip with an earlier report.
ex. Finished a trip yesterday with a release time of 1433 and back to LC until 2259, 12hr rest release prior to my 1100 short call, at 0300 Arcos calls for a green slip with a 1000 show, I acknowledge I am willing to fly the turn, trip is awarded to someone junior. Was I not eligible for the green slip?
Wanting to get all my ducks in a row before calling scheduling.
ex. Finished a trip yesterday with a release time of 1433 and back to LC until 2259, 12hr rest release prior to my 1100 short call, at 0300 Arcos calls for a green slip with a 1000 show, I acknowledge I am willing to fly the turn, trip is awarded to someone junior. Was I not eligible for the green slip?
Wanting to get all my ducks in a row before calling scheduling.
06-23-2021, 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by 1900 Hundo
Trying to find the document that talks about being on reserve and accepting a green slip with an earlier report.
ex. Finished a trip yesterday with a release time of 1433 and back to LC until 2259, 12hr rest release prior to my 1100 short call, at 0300 Arcos calls for a green slip with a 1000 show, I acknowledge I am willing to fly the turn, trip is awarded to someone junior. Was I not eligible for the green slip?
Wanting to get all my ducks in a row before calling scheduling.
ex. Finished a trip yesterday with a release time of 1433 and back to LC until 2259, 12hr rest release prior to my 1100 short call, at 0300 Arcos calls for a green slip with a 1000 show, I acknowledge I am willing to fly the turn, trip is awarded to someone junior. Was I not eligible for the green slip?
Wanting to get all my ducks in a row before calling scheduling.
06-23-2021, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted by 1900 Hundo
Rules auditor says “rest less than 10hrs”. That does not make sense seeing how I was put to rest at 2300 last night. That would be 11 hours of test for a 1000 show.
06-23-2021, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Hrkdrivr
I think this is the case for reserves.
Yes. That’s what I meant. For reserves....so if you’re volunteering for premium pay, will it deny a GS until your contractual 12 hours off before another assignment?
06-24-2021, 02:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Big E 757
Yes. That’s what I meant. For reserves....so if you’re volunteering for premium pay, will it deny a GS until your contractual 12 hours off before another assignment?
06-24-2021, 03:48 AM
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Originally Posted by 1900 Hundo
Trying to find the document that talks about being on reserve and accepting a green slip with an earlier report.
ex. Finished a trip yesterday with a release time of 1433 and back to LC until 2259, 12hr rest release prior to my 1100 short call, at 0300 Arcos calls for a green slip with a 1000 show, I acknowledge I am willing to fly the turn, trip is awarded to someone junior. Was I not eligible for the green slip?
Wanting to get all my ducks in a row before calling scheduling.
ex. Finished a trip yesterday with a release time of 1433 and back to LC until 2259, 12hr rest release prior to my 1100 short call, at 0300 Arcos calls for a green slip with a 1000 show, I acknowledge I am willing to fly the turn, trip is awarded to someone junior. Was I not eligible for the green slip?
Wanting to get all my ducks in a row before calling scheduling.
06-24-2021, 08:24 AM
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According to scheduling as a reserve that is in a 12 hour rest period prior to an assignment such as short call, one must have 10 hrs rest from the time they call you for the green slip. I was told when they started calling one by one at 1230 am I was legal for the 1000am green slip, but by the time they got to me at 330 am I wasn’t because of the rest, the latter does not make sense.
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