Overage Accrual and Compensation Sample Clauses

Overage Accrual and Compensation. Overage Compensation and Credit
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Overage Accrual and Compensation. 1. Overage Compensation and Credit a. Overage compensation shall be paid in addition to all other compensation to which a pilot is entitled, except as provided in Section 4.BB.1.b. through BB.1.f. b. Overage CH for a reserve trip shall be credited and compensated as provided in Section 4.BB.8. c. Overage CH for a substitution trip shall be credited and compensated as provided in Section 4.BB.9. d. Overage CH accrued during a make-up vacation trip shall be applied toward a pilot's vacation bank. e. Overage CH accrued during a make-up sick trip shall be applied toward a pilot's disability sick account. f. Overage CH accrued during an AFB trip shall be applied as provided in Section 18.E. (Association Fly Back). 2. For the purpose of computing overage compensation, SCH is equal to trip guarantee. 3. If the revision or operation of a non-reserve trip causes a conflict with a pilot's subsequent trip or R-day, the following shall apply: a. If the conflicted activity is an R-day, then: i. if the pilot was available for any portion of the pilot’s RP, the pilot shall be compensated both the overage earned and the value of the R-day. ii. if the pilot was not available for any portion of the pilot’s RP, the pilot shall be compensated the greater of the overage earned or the value of that R-day. b. If the conflicted activity is a trip, it shall be removed and the following shall apply: i. the pilot shall not be entitled to compensation for the removed trip if the pilot did not have trip guarantee for the dropped trip. ii. if the removed trip was a substitution trip, the substitution trip shall not be credited toward the pilot’s substitution guarantee, and the pilot shall remain eligible for substitution. The pilot’s entitlement to trip guarantee for the pilot’s original trip shall not be affected. c. If the pilot has trip guarantee for the removed trip, the pilot may elect the following: i. to have the trip in conflict dropped without pay, in which case the accrued overage shall be paid and the dropped credit hours shall be eligible for make-up; or ii. If the pilot does not elect the option in Section 4.BB.
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