Block to Block Flight Time Sample Clauses

Block to Block Flight Time. The elapsed time between actual departure (wheels roll) and actual arrival (wheels stop) on each flight leg.
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Block to Block Flight Time. The greater of the scheduled or actual block to block flight time on the aircraft operated. Where there is no published schedule in effect for the equipment flown, then the actual block to block flight time shall be used.

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