Maximum Actual Duty Period Sample Clauses

Maximum Actual Duty Period. A pilot’s actual maximum duty period may exceed the scheduled duty period by up to two (2) hours when an operational delay(s), i.e. maintenance, weather, etc., is (are) encountered after reporting for the duty period.
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Maximum Actual Duty Period. An Instructor Pilot’s actual maximum duty period may exceed the scheduled duty period by up to two (2) hours when an operational delay(s), i.e. maintenance, weather, etc., is (are) encountered after reporting for the duty period. Minimum Scheduled Rest Break – Instructor Pilots shall be scheduled for the following crew rest periods (release from duty to reporting for duty): Minimum Actual Rest Break – No Instructor Pilot shall receive a crew rest period (release from duty to reporting for any other scheduled activity) of less than twelve (12) hours. Longer rest periods will be required based on activities defined elsewhere in this article.
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