Originally Posted by Jughead135 (Post 1799561)

As I look at the Feb schedule, lots of things have changed (largely for the better, IMO & specific to my situation). I also see several situations that make me wonder the following:

Will PBS award a bid for two pairings that, if combined into a single pairing would be legal, but as two separate pairings would not be legal (not enough rest between)?

For example: 2-day trip blocks in at 1000L after a 0730 report to a one-leg duty period; 3-day trip checks-in at 1200L for a one-leg duty period blocking in 1500L. Obviously <10 hours between them (1030 - 1200 = 1.5 hours), so not legal rest. However, plenty of 4-day trips have a 3-hour sit in between two legs for an 8-hour duty day, as this would be if you put the two trips together. Will PBS allow this (in effect "building" a 4-day out of a 2+3 day), or would one or the other trip be denied for legal rest once the first trip is added?

Originally Posted by Timbo (Post 1799456)

He must have worn shoes to his interview...I wonder where those went??
I heard another story about a guy who would wear black denim jeans to work. I don't think he got fired, but had to buy real pants. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by LeineLodge (Post 1799758)

Primary Vacation awards are available in iCrew.

Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 1799527)

It is a true story however it was 1987. A CA did throw a TV out the window of the Hotel in HNL. He had good reason!

Originally Posted by iceman49 (Post 1799674)

Originally Posted by DALMD88FO (Post 1799568)

I think you already know the answer to this but NO!

Originally Posted by qball (Post 1799680)

You can do this by using the Followed By feature. Trip A followed by trip B. Works as long as the time off and hours are legal. You need the legal rest in between the trips...as though it were a short layover.

Originally Posted by hammer189 (Post 1799725)

PBS time between trips is bigger than the FAR 117 minumums. Numbers are posted in the gouge. Domestic it's 12 hrs. minimum release to report.