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07-08-2014 | 06:28 PM
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Before a flightcrew member may accept any assignment to a FDP or reserve, he/she must have had a 10 consecutive-hour rest period including a minimum 8 uninterrupted hours of sleep opportunity immediately preceding the FDP or reserve assignment.
07-08-2014 | 06:37 PM
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07-09-2014 | 03:54 AM
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lineholders do not need to meet the reserve duty day limits. Reserves have to meet both limits.
IE - lineholder is based off number of flights and report time.
Reserve has to consider the above, as well as max duty day with RAP. You can have a legal schedule based upon number of flights and report time, that is then NOT legal under RAP max duty day. A reserve has to be able to complete the day within both requirements, not just the one.
07-09-2014 | 10:27 PM
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that is not entirely accurate.
lineholders do not need to meet the reserve duty day limits. Reserves have to meet both limits.
IE - lineholder is based off number of flights and report time.
Reserve has to consider the above, as well as max duty day with RAP. You can have a legal schedule based upon number of flights and report time, that is then NOT legal under RAP max duty day. A reserve has to be able to complete the day within both requirements, not just the one.
lineholders do not need to meet the reserve duty day limits. Reserves have to meet both limits.
IE - lineholder is based off number of flights and report time.
Reserve has to consider the above, as well as max duty day with RAP. You can have a legal schedule based upon number of flights and report time, that is then NOT legal under RAP max duty day. A reserve has to be able to complete the day within both requirements, not just the one.
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