Originally Posted by Bucking Bar

Maybe I do not follow your point, because I agree that a pilot is responsible for compliance with the FAR's and the contract. I am not sure a pilot can waive the contract, in as much as the pilot does not actually represent himself (ALPA does) and technically is not able to amend the PWA unilaterally. Of course we know there is a great deal of looking the other way that makes any relationship function, but I think you were making a technical distinction, so, if we are getting all technical ... yes regulation can modify a PWA.

Contracts exist under the law. No contract is enforceable to the extent that it violates regulation. Regulation always supercedes a contract. In this case the regulation is more limiting than the contract and the contract triggers a response to the regulation.

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Not the best explanation, but about as good as anyone is going to get this time of day

Originally Posted by Timbo

PM it to me, I'll be the judge of that!

Originally Posted by sailingfun

Good luck with that and let me know how it goes for you. I would however call DALPA and tell them your interpretation of the rule. A day off contractually is not required rest under FAR 117. If you are required to check your schedule contractually then any rest is broken and you now require 10 hours off. The company is complying with that.
It's also exactly the same as any other long call assignment under 117. If you are required to answer the phone then your rest is broken and you must have 10 hours off before you report. In this case your required to make a schedule check. You then must have 10 hours free of duty. They can't require to do anything during that period or you require another 10 rest. Go back about 4 pages in the thread and read the reply from contract admin. Regarding this.

Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp

An insight into the upcoming A319/320 cabin refresh. Slick! Apparently all 69 320s are getting it... that bodes well for the oldest ones' retirement being delayed. You can see the change to the aft galley that they are doing, too. Interesting. I hear the 319s will now seat around 132, which will shift the 320s in the same manner to 156. Those aft lavs look pretty tiny, though.

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Originally Posted by The Cavalier

I hope they keep the more comfortable Airbus seats as opposed to the miserable park benches installed in the 737s.

Originally Posted by Timbo

Just to change the subject...


What a great time I had talking with them. So full of excitement, and youth, and hope, with smiles all over their faces. So young, so pretty, so thin and so happy to be there!

Oh to be a 26yr. old new hire pilot again!!

I have not seen four F/A's like that on the same airplane in about 20+ years!

I'm seriously thinking of bidding back to Domestic!

Let me look at those 717 trips again....oh...wait.

Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp

An insight into the upcoming A319/320 cabin refresh. Slick! Apparently all 69 320s are getting it... that bodes well for the oldest ones' retirement being delayed. You can see the change to the aft galley that they are doing, too. Interesting. I hear the 319s will now seat around 132, which will shift the 320s in the same manner to 156. Those aft lavs look pretty tiny, though.

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Originally Posted by dalad

DELTA Updates Alaska Airlines Codeshare Routes in S14

by JL
Update at 1915GMT 10MAR14

DELTA over the weekend of 08MAR14 has revised planned codeshare operation with Alaska Airlines. Based on the latest routine schedule update, DELTA has removed its “DL” code on following Alaska Airlines’ operating routes.
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Seattle – Los Angeles
Seattle – San Diego
Seattle – San Francisco
Seattle – San Jose CA
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Originally Posted by sailingfun

Where does the FAR state how many days off you have?