Extension of Flying Duty Period by Split Duty Sample Clauses

Extension of Flying Duty Period by Split Duty. 4.3.1 A duty period which contains a rest period of four consecutive hours or more at suitable sleeping accommodation may be extended by up to four hours, with a maximum duty period of 16 hours.
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Extension of Flying Duty Period by Split Duty. 5.2.1 When a FDP consists of two or more sectors of which one can be a positioning journey counted as a sector - but separated by less than a minimum rest period, then the FDP may be extended by the amounts indicated below. Consecutive Hours Rest Maximum Extension of the FDP Less than 3 NIL 3-10 A period equal to half the consecutive hours rest taken
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Extension of Flying Duty Period by Split Duty. A1.1.12.1 This clause shall only apply in recovery or in circumstances agreed by the parties (e.g. charter operations).
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