Home Base Rest Sample Clauses

Home Base Rest. 3.3.1 To reduce the effects of fatigue, a crew member shall be rostered a minimum home base rest time on arrival at the crew member’s home base and the completion of the flying pairing. Minimum home base turnaround times to be rostered are as follows: a. Cabin Crew and Flight Crew
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Home Base Rest. The minimum rest period at home base after completion of a pattern will be: Non-flying 12:00hrs 10:00hrs 1-day pattern 12:00hrs 10:00hrs 2-day pattern 18:00hrs 15:00hrs 3-day pattern 20:00hrs 18:00hrs 4-day pattern 36:00hrs 24:00hrs 5 day or more 48:00hrs 36:00hrs At home base, an employee will not be required to sign-off and subsequently sign-on on the same calendar day. Rest periods at home base may include designated Days Off. Where an employee is not able to complete the minimum home base rest to which the employee is entitled before the planned report time of their next pattern or duty, the Company will remove the employee from the pattern or duty. An exception to this is where the employee advises the Company that the employee will fly the pattern or perform the duty to maintain their roster.
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Home Base Rest. The minimum rest period at home base after completion of a pattern will be: Non-flying Z day Z day Standby 12:00hrs 12:00hrs 1-day pattern Z day Z day 2-day pattern Z day Z day 3-day pattern Z day Z day 4-day pattern 36:00hrs Z day 5 day or more 48:00hrs 36:00hrs Pattern including a >18 hour single sector duty 3 calendar days 48:00hrs Pattern including >20 hour single sector duty 4 calendar days 96:00 hrs At home base, an employee will not be required to sign-off and subsequently sign-on on the same calendar day. Rest periods at home base may include Designated Days Off. Z day means a day wholly for minimum rest which has not already been designated as a designated duty free day. Where an employee is not able to complete the minimum home base rest to which the employee is entitled before the planned report time of their next pattern or duty, the Company will remove the employee from the pattern or duty. An exception to this is where the employee advises the Company that the employee will fly the pattern or perform the duty to maintain their roster.
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Home Base Rest. The minimum rest period at home base after completion of a pattern will be: Non-flying Z day Z day 1-day pattern Z day Z day 2-day pattern Z day Z day 3-day pattern Z day Z day 4-day pattern 36:00hrs Z day 5 day or more 48:00hrs 36:00hrs Pattern including a >18 hour single sector duty 3 calendar days 48:00hrs At home base, an employee will not be required to sign-off and subsequently sign-on on the same calendar day. Rest periods at home base may include Designated Days Off. Z day means a day wholly for minimum rest which has not already been designated as a designated duty free day. Where an employee is not able to complete the minimum home base rest to which the employee is entitled before the planned report time of their next pattern or duty, the Company will remove the employee from the pattern or duty. An exception to this is where the employee advises the Company that the employee will fly the pattern or perform the duty to maintain their roster.
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