FDX: min days off protection with carryover
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I am 99.99% sure that it doesn't matter. That you could even have the trip in PDO status or MUV, or anything. Min days off protection applies. However, I have been wrong about things before (once)
, so maybe someone else can confirm.
, so maybe someone else can confirm.
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I am quite certain that a trip flown in a status other than trp i.e. M/u, CIA etc waives days off protection. Something this important(especially this time of year) should be confirmed with crew planning rather than APC. IMO only.
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I am quite certain you are wrong, as M/U and CIA are treated the same as TRP in the exact same way for every single thing except for which bank it comes out of---however, it would be a good idea to confirm it with futures, in these months in particular. And of course, what happens if the TA passes? Many different rule changes.
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Thanks pmwc.
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If there's any chance whatsoever, you definitely don't want to blow Thanksgiving, definitely check it out! One thing you could also do, is get it recoded. Have a friend pick it up from you on a one way trip pickup, then immediately pick it back up. I think that recodes it from makeup, to swap.
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If there's any chance whatsoever, you definitely don't want to blow Thanksgiving, definitely check it out! One thing you could also do, is get it recoded. Have a friend pick it up from you on a one way trip pickup, then immediately pick it back up. I think that recodes it from makeup, to swap.
#10
From Futures:
"Any assignment that is a makeup, cia, muv, etc., or advance volunteer, anything you choose to do to your own schedule, waives all, including mindays."
This bit me once with a CIA c/o. I cannot believe I didn't remember it more clearly.
"Any assignment that is a makeup, cia, muv, etc., or advance volunteer, anything you choose to do to your own schedule, waives all, including mindays."
This bit me once with a CIA c/o. I cannot believe I didn't remember it more clearly.
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