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#3062
Never been awarded anything over 6.
#3063
Line Holder
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 922
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From: B737 FO
#3064
Yep that’s the play right now. Blanket yellow once you hit 6, file with crew assist, get denied, then STS and hope for a payday down the road.
#3065
Your math is WAY off!
If you started LC at midnight (assuming that is also when your 30hrs of rest ended), then you expire at 1800 6 calendar days later.
For example, start LC at midnight on Jan 1st, run out of 30/168 at 1800 on 6 Jan.
There is a 30/168 calculator that a widget pilot made (ATL Rep KT)....been posted on the widget contract FB page a few times...recommend you check it out.
If you started LC at midnight (assuming that is also when your 30hrs of rest ended), then you expire at 1800 6 calendar days later.
For example, start LC at midnight on Jan 1st, run out of 30/168 at 1800 on 6 Jan.
There is a 30/168 calculator that a widget pilot made (ATL Rep KT)....been posted on the widget contract FB page a few times...recommend you check it out.
For those not yet on the widget contract FB page (I've signed up for the group now) is the 30/168 calculator available anywhere else? The ALPA app doesn't have one unless you load your whole schedule.
#3066
Roll’n Thunder
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 5,151
Likes: 562
From: Pilot
Thanks for this. I completely forgot that the 30 hours was BEFORE going on LC the first day. At 1800 on day 2-of-the-second-block-of-4 (in my case), I can no longer look back and see a 30-hour rest. Doohp.
For those not yet on the widget contract FB page (I've signed up for the group now) is the 30/168 calculator available anywhere else? The ALPA app doesn't have one unless you load your whole schedule.
For those not yet on the widget contract FB page (I've signed up for the group now) is the 30/168 calculator available anywhere else? The ALPA app doesn't have one unless you load your whole schedule.
Also, the bold part is wrong (I laid this out in post 3044). If you start LC at midnight on day 1, you actually turn into a pumpkin to start an FDP or RAP at 1800 on day 6, which is the first day of LC after the single X day. 4 LC, 1 X, 1 LC puts you at day 6.
#3067
Thanks for this. I completely forgot that the 30 hours was BEFORE going on LC the first day. At 1800 on day 2-of-the-second-block-of-4 (in my case), I can no longer look back and see a 30-hour rest. Doohp.
For those not yet on the widget contract FB page (I've signed up for the group now) is the 30/168 calculator available anywhere else? The ALPA app doesn't have one unless you load your whole schedule.
For those not yet on the widget contract FB page (I've signed up for the group now) is the 30/168 calculator available anywhere else? The ALPA app doesn't have one unless you load your whole schedule.
https://webclient.openasapp.net/port...7-d7f55cd2a3eb
#3068
Somebody created a very easy to use 30/168 calculator within the Open As App app. I'm not entirely sure how you find the calculator once you download that app, but that's the place to start.
Also, the bold part is wrong (I laid this out in post 3044). If you start LC at midnight on day 1, you actually turn into a pumpkin to start an FDP or RAP at 1800 on day 6, which is the first day of LC after the single X day. 4 LC, 1 X, 1 LC puts you at day 6.
Also, the bold part is wrong (I laid this out in post 3044). If you start LC at midnight on day 1, you actually turn into a pumpkin to start an FDP or RAP at 1800 on day 6, which is the first day of LC after the single X day. 4 LC, 1 X, 1 LC puts you at day 6.
FAR 117 30-168 Calculator by following the link.
https://webclient.openasapp.net/port...7-d7f55cd2a3eb
https://webclient.openasapp.net/port...7-d7f55cd2a3eb
Gotta help each other out when the co. is determined to push these limits.
#3069
Wondering if CS has tried something like this:
Scenario: RRRR/X/RRRR, no 30-hr before X-day (or no contractual notification) as previously discussed. Pilot ascertains (however they choose) that they have a 1200-2100 SC placed on the first Res day of second block w/leading 18hr rest block showing in MiCrew (no notification-not required, nothing acknowledged-not required).
First let's make sure I've got what is legal.
Legal to start RAP, legal to accept a FDP as long as it starts before 1800 (into 30-hr rest), legal to DH after 1800 (into 30-hr rest).
Pilot: I can accept the first flight but I need a 30-hr rest before anything else.
CS: You just came off a rest of more than 30 hours. Your 24 hour X-day plus the 12 hours that you knew about from your schedule check.
Pilot: No, I had a 24 hour X-day, prospective rest. I woke up at 0001 and ascertained that I had a legal 10-hour prospective rest before a RAP so was legal-to-accept the assignment. Not the same. Not legal without 30-hours.
Scenario: RRRR/X/RRRR, no 30-hr before X-day (or no contractual notification) as previously discussed. Pilot ascertains (however they choose) that they have a 1200-2100 SC placed on the first Res day of second block w/leading 18hr rest block showing in MiCrew (no notification-not required, nothing acknowledged-not required).
First let's make sure I've got what is legal.
Legal to start RAP, legal to accept a FDP as long as it starts before 1800 (into 30-hr rest), legal to DH after 1800 (into 30-hr rest).
Pilot: I can accept the first flight but I need a 30-hr rest before anything else.
CS: You just came off a rest of more than 30 hours. Your 24 hour X-day plus the 12 hours that you knew about from your schedule check.
Pilot: No, I had a 24 hour X-day, prospective rest. I woke up at 0001 and ascertained that I had a legal 10-hour prospective rest before a RAP so was legal-to-accept the assignment. Not the same. Not legal without 30-hours.
#3070
Line Holder
Joined: Oct 2021
Posts: 1,312
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Wondering if CS has tried something like this:
Scenario: RRRR/X/RRRR, no 30-hr before X-day (or no contractual notification) as previously discussed. Pilot ascertains (however they choose) that they have a 1200-2100 SC placed on the first Res day of second block w/leading 18hr rest block showing in MiCrew (no notification-not required, nothing acknowledged-not required).
First let's make sure I've got what is legal.
Legal to start RAP, legal to accept a FDP as long as it starts before 1800 (into 30-hr rest), legal to DH after 1800 (into 30-hr rest).
Pilot: I can accept the first flight but I need a 30-hr rest before anything else.
CS: You just came off a rest of more than 30 hours. Your 24 hour X-day plus the 12 hours that you knew about from your schedule check.
Pilot: No, I had a 24 hour X-day, prospective rest. I woke up at 0001 and ascertained that I had a legal 10-hour prospective rest before a RAP so was legal-to-accept the assignment. Not the same. Not legal without 30-hours.
Scenario: RRRR/X/RRRR, no 30-hr before X-day (or no contractual notification) as previously discussed. Pilot ascertains (however they choose) that they have a 1200-2100 SC placed on the first Res day of second block w/leading 18hr rest block showing in MiCrew (no notification-not required, nothing acknowledged-not required).
First let's make sure I've got what is legal.
Legal to start RAP, legal to accept a FDP as long as it starts before 1800 (into 30-hr rest), legal to DH after 1800 (into 30-hr rest).
Pilot: I can accept the first flight but I need a 30-hr rest before anything else.
CS: You just came off a rest of more than 30 hours. Your 24 hour X-day plus the 12 hours that you knew about from your schedule check.
Pilot: No, I had a 24 hour X-day, prospective rest. I woke up at 0001 and ascertained that I had a legal 10-hour prospective rest before a RAP so was legal-to-accept the assignment. Not the same. Not legal without 30-hours.
If you were never used during the first LC block (or not used on the final day of it), and never properly notified into rest prior to 1800 on the last LC day, then yea, you only had 24 hours of X-day rest.
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