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Yesterday | 02:32 AM
#5241
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+1 to what CBreezy and Ted said.
Just want to point out that if you use contractual NC provisions, and they put a trip on your line reporting 2:01 into SC while you are NC (legal), you will NOT get a phone call. You are contractually expected to report accordingly.for any trip which was placed on your schedule while Non-contactable.
Just want to point out that if you use contractual NC provisions, and they put a trip on your line reporting 2:01 into SC while you are NC (legal), you will NOT get a phone call. You are contractually expected to report accordingly.for any trip which was placed on your schedule while Non-contactable.
Yesterday | 06:36 AM
#5242
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+1 to what CBreezy and Ted said.
Just want to point out that if you use contractual NC provisions, and they put a trip on your line reporting 2:01 into SC while you are NC (legal), you will NOT get a phone call. You are contractually expected to report accordingly.for any trip which was placed on your schedule while Non-contactable.
Just want to point out that if you use contractual NC provisions, and they put a trip on your line reporting 2:01 into SC while you are NC (legal), you will NOT get a phone call. You are contractually expected to report accordingly.for any trip which was placed on your schedule while Non-contactable.
Also important is that if they assign a trip within your 2 hours, and they tell you FNGL, they have to pay a penalty (double block day 1).
Yesterday | 02:38 PM
#5244
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+1 to what CBreezy and Ted said.
Just want to point out that if you use contractual NC provisions, and they put a trip on your line reporting 2:01 into SC while you are NC (legal), you will NOT get a phone call. You are contractually expected to report accordingly.for any trip which was placed on your schedule while Non-contactable.
Just want to point out that if you use contractual NC provisions, and they put a trip on your line reporting 2:01 into SC while you are NC (legal), you will NOT get a phone call. You are contractually expected to report accordingly.for any trip which was placed on your schedule while Non-contactable.
Yesterday | 04:16 PM
#5245
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However, if you call CS OR check your schedule in iCrew, and no trip is present, you immediately revert back to “promptly available” (“2ish”hours) from that moment.
Yesterday | 04:52 PM
#5246
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From: The Right One
NO to the “+2ish hour”. If you are noncontactable, which is the first 2:00 of SC, you can be given a report at 2:01 and must be immediately available.
However, if you call CS OR check your schedule in iCrew, and no trip is present, you immediately revert back to “promptly available” (“2ish”hours) from that moment.
However, if you call CS OR check your schedule in iCrew, and no trip is present, you immediately revert back to “promptly available” (“2ish”hours) from that moment.
Point of order, I would submit that you revert to promptly available subsequent to legal notification of a rotation assignment, not from the schedule check. I think I understand what you meant, but words mean things unless we’re discussing maple syrup recipes.
Yesterday | 04:58 PM
#5247
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No.. you're immediately available at the 2 hour mark when you're required to determine if you have been assigned a rotation. Once you check and determine no assignment was issued, it's at that point you return to promptly available. If you call scheduling to let them know you're in position prior to the 2 hour mark or check your schedule inside the two hours and there is nothing on your schedule, you also return to promptly available at that time.
Yesterday | 05:29 PM
#5248
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NO to the “+2ish hour”. If you are noncontactable, which is the first 2:00 of SC, you can be given a report at 2:01 and must be immediately available.
However, if you call CS OR check your schedule in iCrew, and no trip is present, you immediately revert back to “promptly available” (“2ish”hours) from that moment.
However, if you call CS OR check your schedule in iCrew, and no trip is present, you immediately revert back to “promptly available” (“2ish”hours) from that moment.
Yesterday | 05:33 PM
#5249
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SRH pg 108:
"At any point prior to the end of the two-hour period, the pilot may inform Crew Scheduling that they are now available for contact or check their schedule and, if no assignment has been made, will then be required to be “promptly available” as described above.
Fangs is correct.
Yesterday | 06:39 PM
#5250
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Joined: Oct 2021
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From: 320A
Can you be assigned a rotation that reports outside of your assigned SC window, if I’m notified inside of the SC window?? Eg. SC assigned from 1000 to 1600 … at 1530, I’m notified of a rotation that reports at 1730. Legal?
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