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Originally Posted by Boomer
(Post 1395579)
And battling international identity thieves. When the deposed King of GaNambia asks you in an email for help moving money for the good of his people you answer the call. Its the American thing to do. |
Originally Posted by Denny Crane
(Post 1395643)
Here's a question for the reserve guru's. Situation: International category, on call for 16 days in a row. Periodically get short call but no trips assigned. Been on call, both short and long, 12 days straight. Now here is the question. Before a trip assignment, do you need 24 hours free from duty? No I haven't been assigned a trip, just wondering...... Thx
Denny What it means is to do a domestic leg you need 24 hrs of rest and they will assign it if they assign you a domestic leg. |
Originally Posted by newKnow
(Post 1395667)
The last time I got my 24 hours of rest, I didn't find out I was resting until I was about 10 hours into it. :p
Because Newk doesn't sleep, he waits. |
Originally Posted by JobHopper
(Post 1395572)
You will miss out on any trip that drops into the pot overnight for later that day. The real question is can you make it to the airport if you get one. Depending on your situation, you could put in a report time qualifier.
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1395691)
This is not correct. Checking yes means you will be awarded a trip for the next day if one has fallen into the pot. Trips that would appear in open time for the same day are required to be covered when they come available. They are not held for the window. All same day coverage is done manually. If you do check yes you are responsible for checking for trip awards. Crew scheds does not have to call you if the trip is awarded via PCS>
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Originally Posted by newKnow
(Post 1395653)
Denny,
They are supposed to give you 24 hours off every 7 days. It's possible you were on rest and didn't even know it. ;) I've checked my schedule and the only reserve rest period listed is 1030 17 apr to 0030 18 apr which is weird because I went on short call on 18 apr at 1030. This is why I was wondering if I needed to get 24 hours off before going on a trip if I get assigned one. Thx Denny |
Originally Posted by Denny Crane
(Post 1395697)
Well, what they are supposed to do and what has been done are two different things.
I've checked my schedule and the only reserve rest period listed is 1030 17 apr to 0030 18 apr which is weird because I went on short call on 18 apr at 1030. This is why I was wondering if I needed to get 24 hours off before going on a trip if I get assigned one. Thx Denny |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1395680)
When the deposed King of GaNambia asks you in an email for help moving money for the good of his people you answer the call. Its the American thing to do.
I sent mine in! |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1395689)
NewK, for the mortal pilots here icrew says acknowledge crew rest. For you it should say acknowledge wait.
Because Newk doesn't sleep, he waits. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1395689)
NewK, for the mortal pilots here icrew says acknowledge crew rest. For you it should say acknowledge wait.
Because Newk doesn't sleep, he waits. icrew acknowledges Newk. |
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