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gmanpsu 01-10-2021 02:54 AM


Originally Posted by DWC CAP10 USAF (Post 3179577)
You are correct with the 1000/1200 times but that assumes your non-fly day (not just x day) ends at midnight. The contract says it has to be on your schedule NLT 9 hrs prior to the end of the non fly day...important nuance when your non fly day ends at a weird time like a PR/PB day or coming off 30hrs of rest in the middle of a block of RES days.

Say coming off rest/PR at 1800, is the earliest trip they can assign still 1000 the following day? And it has to be on your schedule by 0900 the day prior? Never really had to pay attention to this nuance until recently.

Denny Crane 01-10-2021 07:30 AM

Ok, another question.

The last two days of the trip I’ve been assigned on reserve are deadhead only legs. I want to deviate and get home two days early. Do I need to call crew scheduling after my last active leg or can I just do it through icrew and not worry about calling in the two hour window between my last active leg and my deviate DH leg.........from a foreign airport? I know you USED to have to call but don’t know the current guidance. Thanks,

Denny

Buck Rogers 01-10-2021 07:40 AM


Originally Posted by Denny Crane (Post 3179692)
Ok, another question.

The last two days of the trip I’ve been assigned on reserve are deadhead only legs. I want to deviate and get home two days early. Do I need to call crew scheduling after my last active leg or can I just do it through icrew and not worry about calling in the two hour window between my last active leg and my deviate DH leg.........from a foreign airport? I know you USED to have to call but don’t know the current guidance. Thanks,

Denny

Last I saw you still have to "notify" (not ask) crew scheduling. That can only be accomplished with a phone call( maybe thru that newfangled app on the ipad..not sure). However, from am international destination(especially) I haven't done it and haven't heard a peep....(10 year history)....I mean realistically what are they gonna do? make you retire?

Again...it's a notification vice a request. A few times I have , a few times I've tried(long wait time on hold) but numerous times i've made no attempt/forgot. YMMV:cool:

53x11 01-10-2021 07:48 AM


Originally Posted by Denny Crane (Post 3179692)
Ok, another question.

The last two days of the trip I’ve been assigned on reserve are deadhead only legs. I want to deviate and get home two days early. Do I need to call crew scheduling after my last active leg or can I just do it through icrew and not worry about calling in the two hour window between my last active leg and my deviate DH leg.........from a foreign airport? I know you USED to have to call but don’t know the current guidance. Thanks,

Denny

Denny, Buck is correct. Set up your deviation in iCrew and then, before you actually deviate, call the 1-800-# and talk to R2D2. Lol. You don’t have to talk to a human. If you have a problem or can’t call, use pilot assist on iPad and they can take care of it. I’ve done it a few time ls from London etc. Have a good day!

StartngOvr 01-10-2021 08:21 AM


Originally Posted by 53x11 (Post 3179702)
Denny, Buck is correct. Set up your deviation in iCrew and then, before you actually deviate, call the 1-800-# and talk to R2D2. Lol. You don’t have to talk to a human. If you have a problem or can’t call, use pilot assist on iPad and they can take care of it. I’ve done it a few time ls from London etc. Have a good day!



When you call in to the the IVD say “Deviate Deadhead” its menu guided from there and you can get approved without speaking to scheduling.


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Denny Crane 01-10-2021 10:00 AM


Originally Posted by 53x11 (Post 3179702)
Denny, Buck is correct. Set up your deviation in iCrew and then, before you actually deviate, call the 1-800-# and talk to R2D2. Lol. You don’t have to talk to a human. If you have a problem or can’t call, use pilot assist on iPad and they can take care of it. I’ve done it a few time ls from London etc. Have a good day!


Thanks guys! I decided to get it straight from CS so I called and.......

She said if I got it all set up thru Icrew, I did NOT need to call. She mentioned that there have been problems with international legs but I didn’t have any. I also got Crew Assist to get me a Delta One seat so I’m all set to go.......as long as my flight into ICN is on time. Good thing about that is I’m betting the plane is the same one we flew in. I’ve got 2 hours in ICN between arrival on last flying leg and DD flight. I will probably send dispatch a message approaching ICN and see if they will let CS know.

Denny

53x11 01-10-2021 10:17 AM


Originally Posted by Denny Crane (Post 3179758)
Thanks guys! I decided to get it straight from CS so I called and.......

She said if I got it all set up thru Icrew, I did NOT need to call. She mentioned that there have been problems with international legs but I didn’t have any. I also got Crew Assist to get me a Delta One seat so I’m all set to go.......as long as my flight into ICN is on time. Good thing about that is I’m betting the plane is the same one we flew in. I’ve got 2 hours in ICN between arrival on last flying leg and DD flight. I will probably send dispatch a message approaching ICN and see if they will let CS know.

Denny

Get some rest D!

Denny Crane 01-10-2021 10:29 AM


Originally Posted by 53x11 (Post 3179763)
Get some rest D!

Just closed door on my DH flight to ICN. I’ll be out like a light in a couple hours!😀

Denny

DWC CAP10 USAF 01-10-2021 12:40 PM


Originally Posted by gmanpsu (Post 3179632)
Say coming off rest/PR at 1800, is the earliest trip they can assign still 1000 the following day? And it has to be on your schedule by 0900 the day prior? Never really had to pay attention to this nuance until recently.

If your rest period ended at 1800 today (10 Jan), then the earliest they could have you report would be 0400 on the 11th (10 hrs after non fly day ended), if they placed it on your schedule NLT 0900 on the 10th (9 hr prior to the end of your non-fly day). If not on schedule by then, then earliest you could report would be 0600 on the 11th (12hrs after non fly day ended).

DWC CAP10 USAF 01-10-2021 12:44 PM


Originally Posted by gmanpsu (Post 3179632)
Say coming off rest/PR at 1800, is the earliest trip they can assign still 1000 the following day? And it has to be on your schedule by 0900 the day prior? Never really had to pay attention to this nuance until recently.

A delta pilot made an app to help keep the times straight when figuring out these scenarios where the non fly day ends at other than midnight.

https://oaa.app.link/launch-app-1c66...a-21139297341a


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