Flight Time Limitations Sample Clauses

Flight Time Limitations. 1. Ninety-five (95) hours of credited flight time shall constitute the maximum for a Lineholder Flight Attendant in a month. One hundred (100) hours of credited flight time shall constitute the maximum for a Reserve Flight Attendant.
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Flight Time Limitations. 10.2.1 The Company and Officers shall be governed by the requirements of the Company’s Approved Flight Time Limitations Scheme (AFTLS) which shall only be approved, varied and interpreted by the Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department (HKCAD).
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Flight Time Limitations. 1. The Company may not schedule, reassign, reschedule or extend a Flight Attendant whose projected block hours for the month after the schedule adjustment will be greater than ninety-five (95) block hours per month and greater than the Flight Attendant’s monthly projected block hours prior to the schedule adjustment without her/his consent. Block hours for purposes of this paragraph include voluntary picked up flying, but excludes deadheads. A Flight Attendant may voluntarily exceed the limitations established by this paragraph.
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Flight Time Limitations a. Interisland - A Flight Attendant shall not fly in excess of thirty (30) hours during any seven (7) consecutive days. However, at her/his option, a Flight Attendant may fly up to thirty-five (35) hours during any seven (7) consecutive days either during the monthly bidding process or during the month by picking up and/or trading.
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Flight Time Limitations. 1. Regularly Scheduled Trips, Extra Sections, Ferry Flights, Charter Trips, Scenic Flights. Flight time limitations provided for herein shall include all flight time when a Flight Attendant is assigned as a crew member on regularly scheduled trips, extra sections, ferry or charter trips, and scenic flights.
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Flight Time Limitations. 1.A t the start of the month the monthly maximum for regularly scheduled pilots shall be seventy-eight (78) scheduled hours (SPROJ) or the scheduled hours derived from the application of Supplement M (including credits under E., F. and G. of this Section). The monthly maximum for reserve pilots shall be eighty-five (85) credited hours (PROJ). [See Q&A #50,. #79]
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