Notification of Unexpected Delay Sample Clauses

Notification of Unexpected Delay. 9.3.1 In the case of a delay that becomes known before Report Time, the Company will telephone the contact number(s) provided by the CCMs as they appear in the scheduling system. CCMs are responsible for ensuring the contact number(s) listed in the system is current and accurate. 9.3.2 When the Crew Scheduler contacts the CCM at his contact number, he will re-set the Report Time due to the delay. This call should be made by Crew Scheduling a minimum of one hour and fifteen minutes (01:15) prior to the originally scheduled Report Time. If the call is made within one hour and fifteen minutes (01:15) of the scheduled Report Time and the CCM has left his rest facility, his Duty Day will start at the originally scheduled Report Time. 9.3.3 If a CCM is leaving his rest facility prior to one hour and fifteen minutes (01:15) prior to Report Time, he may call Crew Scheduling to inquire about the status of the flight. If the CCM leaves his rest facility prior to one hour and fifteen minutes (1:15) without making contact with Crew Scheduling regarding the flight status, the CCM’s Report Time will begin at the re-set Report Time. 9.3.4 Contacting a CCM within these time constraints will not be considered a disruption to Crew Rest.
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Notification of Unexpected Delay. 11.6.1 In the case of a delay that becomes known before Report Time, the Company will telephone the contact number(s) provided by the FCM as they appear in crew scheduling software. FCMs are responsible for ensuring the contact number(s) listed in crew scheduling software is current and accurate. 11.6.2 When the Crew Scheduler contacts the FCM at his contact number, he will re-set the Report Time due to the delay. This call should be made by Crew Scheduling a minimum of one hour and fifteen minutes (1:15) prior to the originally scheduled Report Time. If the call is made within one hour and fifteen minutes (1:15) of the scheduled Report Time and the FCM has left his rest facility, his Duty Day will start at the originally scheduled Report Time. 11.6.3 If a FCM is leaving his rest facility prior to one hour and fifteen minutes (1:15) prior to Report Time, he may call Crew Scheduling to inquire about the status of the flight. If the FCM leaves his rest facility prior to one hour and fifteen minutes (1:15) without making contact with Crew Scheduling regarding flight status, the FCM’s Report Time will begin at the re-set Report Time. 11.6.4 Contacting a FCM within these times constraints will not be considered a disruption to crew rest. 11.6.5 Where a FCM is notified of a delay in reporting time prior to leaving the rest facility and the delay is in excess of 3 hours, the FCM's flight duty time is considered to have started 3 hours after the original reporting time.
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Notification of Unexpected Delay. HOME BASE 14.04.1 In the case of a delay that becomes known before Report Time, the Company will telephone the number(s) provided by the Flight Crew Member. Flight Crew Members are responsible for ensuring the contact number(s) are current and accurate. 14.04.2 When the Company contacts the Flight Crew Member at his contact number, he will re-set the Report Time due to the delay. This call should be made by the Company a minimum of one hour and fifteen minutes (1:15) prior to the originally scheduled Report Time. If the call is made within one hour and fifteen minutes (1:15) of the scheduled Report Time and the Flight Crew Member has left his rest facility, his duty day will start at the originally scheduled Report Time.
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