AIRPORT RESERVE Sample Clauses

AIRPORT RESERVE. A Flight Attendant who is assigned to reserve duty at a Company designated domicile. Airport Reserve is considered an assignment with regard to duty and rest limitations.
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AIRPORT RESERVE. A duty where a CCM who is required to report to work (for possible) flight assignments) in order to protect the operation.
AIRPORT RESERVE. 9.20.1 The CCM will be assigned a Report Time by Crew Scheduling. His Duty Period will commence at this Report Time and he will be on Reserve for a period not exceeding six (6) hours. If he is assigned a flight it is understood that for the purpose of Duty Day calculations his Report Time for this flight is the actual Report Time for his Airport Reserve shift.
AIRPORT RESERVE. Preamble: The Company may designate reserve Flight Attendant(s) to stand Airport Reserve. The purpose of Airport Reserve is to protect the integrity of a flight in the following situations; last minute book-off, irregular weather operation, crew unavailability, crew misconnects, and crew requirements as a result of aircraft upguage.
AIRPORT RESERVE. 1 A Pilot on reserve may be assigned to be on ready reserve at the airport for up to ten (10) hours on each of his scheduled reserve days and may be given an assignment which commences within the ten (10) hour period. If crew rest facilities that are clean, quiet, comfortable and adequate for the number of crewmembers occupying such facilities, or hotel rooms, are not made available, a reserve Pilot may not be assigned to ready reserve for more than 5 hours per reserve day.
AIRPORT RESERVE. The Crewmember shall be credited the greater of three and one-half (3.5) credit hours or the Average Block Time flown.
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