Republic policy on FAR 117 extensions
05-21-2017 | 05:27 AM
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Republic policy on FAR 117 extensions
Just trying to do some comparisons, but how does Republic treat FAR 117 extensions?
-How often do you need to extend, or are asked to extend?
-If you extend, do you get anything in return?
-If you don't extend, how is pay handled?
-If you don't extend, are there any repercussions?
-How often do you need to extend, or are asked to extend?
-If you extend, do you get anything in return?
-If you don't extend, how is pay handled?
-If you don't extend, are there any repercussions?
05-21-2017 | 07:36 PM
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Just trying to do some comparisons, but how does Republic treat FAR 117 extensions?
-How often do you need to extend, or are asked to extend?
-If you extend, do you get anything in return?
-If you don't extend, how is pay handled?
-If you don't extend, are there any repercussions?
-How often do you need to extend, or are asked to extend?
-If you extend, do you get anything in return?
-If you don't extend, how is pay handled?
-If you don't extend, are there any repercussions?
05-22-2017 | 04:12 AM
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If you refuse to extend they ask you if you are sick or fatigued. If you have half a brain you tell them your fatigued. Then you are pay protected according to the fatigue mou. The Mou says you are pay protected and all fatigue calls are non punitive except personal pilot at fault. If it is ruled pilot at fault then you will be issued an occurrence and you can choose to use pdo's for pay. Just out of curiosity why are you asking the same question on all regional threads?
05-22-2017 | 05:59 PM
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If you refuse to extend they ask you if you are sick or fatigued. If you have half a brain you tell them your fatigued. Then you are pay protected according to the fatigue mou. The Mou says you are pay protected and all fatigue calls are non punitive except personal pilot at fault. If it is ruled pilot at fault then you will be issued an occurrence and you can choose to use pdo's for pay. Just out of curiosity why are you asking the same question on all regional threads?
Thanks for the responses.
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