Layover Transportation Sample Clauses

Layover Transportation. 1. The Company shall provide for work-related transportation between aircraft and lodging facilities when such transportation is not provided by the lodging facility. The Company will make every effort to pre-arrange transportation; however, in the event it is not feasible to make these arrangements, on a case-by-case basis the Flight Attendant will be allowed to utilize locally obtained transportation (e.g. taxi) after first contacting the Scheduling Department. Upon presentation of a receipt for the transportation, the Company shall reimburse the Flight Attendant for the cost of such transportation. Such expenses should be submitted to an Inflight Support Coordinator for reimbursement processing. 2. No Flight Attendant will be required to wait more than forty-five (45) minutes after block-in for Company arranged or complimentary transportation to a layover hotel. If the transportation arranged by the Company or the hotel does not or cannot respond within forty-five (45) minutes, the Xxxxxx (or Flight Attendant in the event there is no Xxxxxx) may obtain transportation (e.g. taxi or limo) for the entire crew, after advising the Scheduling Department of the transportation problem. The Company will reimburse the Flight Attendant for expenses incurred for such transportation, as outlined in the previous paragraph. Such expenses should be submitted to an Inflight Support Coordinator for reimbursement processing and will be paid on the second check for the Bid Month following the Bid Month in which submitted.
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Layover Transportation. The Company shall provide for work related transportation between airports and lodging facilities when such transportation is not provided by the lodging facility. The Company will make every effort to pre-arrange transportation; however, in the event it is not feasible to make these arrangements, on a case-by-case basis, the Company may authorize the Flight Attendants to utilize locally obtained transportation (e.g., taxi). The Company will reimburse Flight Attendants, with receipt, for the cost of such transportation.
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Layover Transportation. 1. The Company shall provide for work-related transportation between aircraft and lodging facilities when such transportation is not provided by the lodging facility. The Company will make every effort to pre-arrange transportation; however, in the event it is not feasible to make these arrangements, on a case-by-case basis the Flight Attendant will be allowed to utilize locally obtained transportation (e.g. taxi) after first contacting the Scheduling Department. Upon presentation of a receipt for the transportation, the Company shall reimburse the Flight Attendant for the cost of such transportation. Such expenses should be submitted to an Inflight Support Coordinator for reimbursement processing. 2. No Flight Attendant will be required to wait more than forty-five (45) minutes after block-in for Company arranged or complimentary transportation to a layover hotel. If the transportation arranged by the Company or the hotel does not or cannot arrive at the designated pick up point within forty-five
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Layover Transportation a. The Company shall provide for work related transportation between airports and lodging facilities when such transportation is not provided by the lodging facility. The Company will make every effort to pre-arrange transportation; however, in the event it is not feasible to make these arrangements, on a case-by-case basis, the Crewmember may be authorized by Crew Schduling to utilize local transportation (e.g., taxi or limo). The Company will reimburse the Crewmember, with receipt, for the cost of such transportation. b. No Crewmember will be required to wait more than forty-five (45) minutes after block-in for Company arranged or complimentary transportation to or from a layover hotel. If the transportation arranged by the Company or the hotel does not or cannot respond within the forty-five (45) minutes, the Captain, or his designee, may obtain transportation (e.g., taxi or limo) for the entire crew, after advising crew scheduling of the transportation problem. The Company will reimburse the Crewmember(s) for expenses incurred for such transportation.
Sample 1
Layover Transportation. 1. The Company shall provide for work related transportation between airports and lodging facilities when such transportation is not provided by the lodging facility. The Company will make every effort to pre-arrange transportation; however, in the event it is not feasible to make these arrangements, on a case-by-case basis, the Flight Attendant will utilize locally obtained transportation (e.g. taxi). The Company will reimburse Flight Attendants, with receipt, for the cost of such transportation. Such expenses should be submitted to a Flight Attendant Manager for expedited reimbursement processing. 2. No Flight Attendant will be required to wait more than forty-five (45) minutes after block-in for Company arranged or complimentary transportation to or from a layover hotel. If the transportation arranged by the Company or the hotel does not or cannot respond within forty-five (45) minutes, the Xxxxxx may obtain transportation (e.g. taxi or limo) for the entire crew, after advising Crew Scheduling of the transportation problem. The Company will reimburse the Flight Attendant for expenses incurred for such transportation, as outlined in the previous paragraph. Nothing herein precludes a pilot from obtaining alternate transportation for the entire crew. Flight Attendants will not be required to exceed the above time limits because the pilots prefer to wait for transportation. 3. Upon submission of a valid receipt for taxi transportation, a Flight Attendant will be reimbursed within ten (10) days by cash, separate check or included in the Flight Attendant’s normal check.
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