Unofficial answer:

I think when you have MLOA they pro-rate your X days.
See the table in Section 12.N.7.a

If the MLOA is all on X days then you won't lose anything.

S2 travel
 

Fellas,
Is one S2 good for an entire one way trip (say SLC-ATL-FLL).
or is it just one leg (SLC-ATL)
or is it good for 24 hours?

Thanks

Weed,

They are described as one for each "flight day". I think that means that all the legs must start on the same day. Don't know if it is 24 hr day or calendar day. Ask the staff in CPO or call CPSC and ask.

Thanks,
That rings a bell. And do you remember if the day is based of ZULU time or ATL time?

I think it is based on the time zone of the first departure city.

I believe passes are good for one flight day, meaning as long as travel Begins on the same day, you only use one pass.

So if you went SLC-ATL-FLL, and all flights were scheduled to depart on the 11th of June, that's only one pass.

Differnet scenario: If you flew STL-CVG-CDG, its also 1 pass, even though you flew into the next day, since all flights orginated on the 11th. However, if you were to go STL-ATL-AMS-BOM, it would be 2 passes, since the legs up to AMS orginated on the 11th, but the AMS-BOM originated on the 12th.

Time doesn't make a differrence, just what calender day the flight/flights were scheduled to depart on.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

So if my son leaves LAS at 11:30 pm and arrives in IAD at 9:15 am is that 1 or 2 S2'S?

I think a note from the greenskeeper would be fantastic.

I do circles in lofty places with people I'm told to hang out with, so I guess you're right. :D

http://stash.norml.org/wp-content/up...er-300x209.jpg

So there is a new close-out procedure, but can I make a request. I don't really care about seeing 14/128, 1 JS, 3 FA, 12 KIDS.

You can take all of that and throw it out the window as far as I care because really how many people is that? A large person who occupies 2 seats shows up as 2 people, lap kids are missing. I just want to know how many living human beings are in the back of my plane so that when things go bad I can tell the right person exactly how many people need to be found standing outside of this airplane.

Am I missing it somewhere, is it on the paperwork somewhere? Is it on the preface, if it is, I've missed it for 2.5 years. I know I can ask for the count, but why not have it on the paperwork?

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One, if it is one flight, but two if they connect on the next flight day in a hub.


KC10;
Yes if your MLOA would prorate your days available so it would fall in to the chart that Check states as total days available for the month.