Line Indoctrination Sample Clauses

Line Indoctrination i) Anytime the individual Pilot, a Line Training Pilot or a Training Pilot feels that there may be circumstances that are affecting a Pilot’s ability to progress in training.
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Line Indoctrination i) A Pilot has not met the required standard after the completion of fifty (50) hours LI.
Line Indoctrination. At the determination of the TRB, a Pilot may be referred to the Training Department for appropriate remedial training. The training shall be tailored to the individual and shall utilize whatever training media or device necessary to achieve the required training objectives.
Line Indoctrination. 10.9.1 A Pilot failing to qualify after completion of scheduled LI, who receives additional LI, shall have the option of a different LI Pilot for his additional LI. Should the Pilot fail to qualify a second (2nd) time during LI, he shall be reverted back to his previous position and shall not be eligible to bid on an upgrade position for twelve (12) calendar months, unless approved earlier by the Company. In the case of a probationary Pilot and per SECTION 6 – PROBATION, failure to qualify after additional LI shall result in a meeting among the Company, the Pilot, and the Association to make a decision as to the Pilot’s future employment status with the Company.

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