Originally Posted by magro99 (Post 1679492)

How far into the next day do we have to go to count? We are 8 hours behind schedule and land at 2:30 am in EWR on my day off.

Originally Posted by Airhoss (Post 1679494)

Without toiling through the contract believe that if you arrive after 0100 into your day off you are into M5D territory for that day.

Used to be 1145 or later on the day prior into a day off. Anybody care to look it up? I've had a few to many night before first day off brewskys to want to dive into it at the moment.

Originally Posted by Airhoss (Post 1679494)

Without toiling through the contract believe that if you arrive after 0100 into your day off you are into M5D territory for that day.

Used to be 1145 or later on the day prior into a day off. Anybody care to look it up? I've had a few to many night before first day off brewskys to want to dive into it at the moment.

Originally Posted by EWRflyr (Post 1678325)

Under your scenario you are not entitled to the day off being restored.

Reference 20-N Restoration of Lineholder Lost Day Off:

20-N-1 When a Lineholder is reassigned into a day or days off under the provisions of Sections 20-F-2, 20-I-5-a, 20-I-12 (Step Seven), 20-I-13 (Step Eight), or 20-J and his schedule does not require a repair due to the Minimum Day Off provisions of Section 5, that day or days off shall be restored according to the provisions of this Section 20-N.

The bold section above is the key. Your DH back to base does not fall within those parameters as reassignment.

However, you will get:

20-L-6 Add Pay for Reassignments
20-L-6-a Late Pay. A Lineholder shall receive fifty percent (50%) Add Pay for all scheduled Flight Time and Deadhead Time after his original Arrival time.

20-L-6-b Day-Off Pay. A Pilot shall receive fifty percent (50%) Add Pay for all scheduled Flight Time and Deadhead Time on a day off (regardless of whether the day off is restored).

Scheduler is correct and recent response to a PDR confirmed this with the above referenced sections.

Originally Posted by CousinEddie (Post 1679645)

Can you imagine how the above discussion would go within earshot of them right now?

Originally Posted by Short Bus Drive (Post 1679565)

The Contract Leagality guide helps me out alot....
Lot of good tid bits.

Originally Posted by Shrek (Post 1679693)

That thing is my Go To in any contract discussion. That thing is awesome !