PAIRING TRADES WITH OTHER FLIGHT ATTENDANTS Sample Clauses

PAIRING TRADES WITH OTHER FLIGHT ATTENDANTS. A. Flight Attendants are entitled to unlimited pairing trades with other Flight Attendants. Trip trade/giveaway for the new month will be released at noon Central time on the 19th of the current month. Only two (2) Flight Attendants may participate in a pairing trade. Three way trades are not permitted. A pairing previously traded with a Flight Attendant may be given away to another Flight Attendant or traded with another Flight Attendant or Open Time. B. Pairing trades will be allowed between Flight Attendants for any domicile. C. The trip trade/giveaway bid input screen will display all pairings or Reserve day(s) or block(s) that are available for pick up. D. All pairings available for trip trade/giveaway may be picked up or traded until two (2) hours prior to check-in of the first trip involved in the trade. Only in domicile, after both Flight Attendants check-in, pairing trades will be allowed prior to the required report time at the gate of the first pairing involved in the trade provided the trade does not create duty day, crew rest, or FAR illegalities for either Flight Attendant at the time of the trade.
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PAIRING TRADES WITH OTHER FLIGHT ATTENDANTS. A. Flight Attendants are entitled to unlimited pairing trades with other Flight Attendants. Trip trade/giveaway for the new month will be released at noon Central time on the 19th of the current month. Only two (2) Flight Attendants may participate in a pairing trade. Three way trades are not permitted. A pairing previously traded with a Flight Attendant may be given away to another Flight Attendant or traded with another Flight Attendant or Open Time. B. Pairing trades will be allowed between Flight Attendants for any domicile. C. The trip trade/giveaway bid input screen will display all pairings or Reserve day(s) or block(s) that are available for pick up. D. All pairings available for trip trade/giveaway may be picked up or traded until two
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