Duty Period Reporting Sample Clauses

Duty Period Reporting. 1. An on-duty period shall will commence at the time a Flight Attendant is required to report for duty. a. Check-in time at base stations a domicile shall will be one (1) hour prior to scheduled departure. b. Check-in time at outstations will be thirty (30) minutes prior to scheduled departure, except check-in will be no more than forty-five (45) minutes prior to scheduled departure for working (not deadheading) Flight Attendants on Regulatory Requirements (RR) flights, 700 MAX(150 seats), or scheduled -800 aircraft. If the Flight Attendant is required to report to an outstation with the Pilots for a Regulatory Requirements flight, the Flight Attendant’s duty day will commence at the same time as the Pilots’ duty day, if earlier. c. A Flight Attendant is required to be at the aircraft thirty (30) minutes prior to departure, or and no more than forty-five (45) minutes prior to departure for working (not deadheading) Flight Attendants on Regulatory Requirements (RR) flights, 700 MAX(150 seats), or scheduled -800 aircraft. The Company will notify the Union of changes to established check-in times at least ninety (90) days before implementation of the first day of a scheduled bid period. The Company will notify the Flight Attendants via a Read Before Fly (RBF). These established check-in times will be identical in all bases during that bid period. These reporting requirements will be indicated on the Flight Attendant’s pairing display. Check-in times will include appropriate time for Flight Attendants to perform their pre-flight duties prior to the commencement of boarding. Flight Attendants are responsible for themselves. For the purpose of gate evaluations, the FID’s monitor in the Flight Attendant lounges will serve as the official clock in determining the time for Flight Attendants to be at the gate prior to departure. The Company will allow a three (3) minute grace period to be deducted from the time indicated on the Flight Attendant Lounge FID. d. If a Flight Attendant MBL's at the beginning of a pairing, her/his duty day will begin at scheduled check-in time or actual check-in time, whichever is later. In this situation, the Flight Attendant is required to be at the aircraft fifteen (15) minutes prior to scheduled departure for non-Regulatory Requirements (RR) flights and forty-five (45) minutes prior to scheduled departure for Regulatory Requirements (RR) flights. The Flight Attendant is required to confirm her/his arrival at the aircraft by calling th...
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