Relocation When Leaving FDA Sample Clauses

Relocation When Leaving FDA i. A pilot who remains at the FDA location in the same crew position for a minimum of 3 years shall be eligible to receive a relocation package #2 when leaving the FDA location, provided he relocates, at his option to: (a) his last domestic pre-FDA residence, or a different location involving no greater cost to the Company; or (b) his new base. However, if he upgrades to a new crew status at the same FDA location, his 3 year commitment shall be increased by the period of time the pilot is unavailable for line flying due to his training for the new crew status. If a pilot chooses a location which exceeds the cost to the Company described above, his relocation benefit shall apply provided he pays the difference in cost. ii. A pilot who is furloughed from an FDA, shall be eligible for relocation package #2, excluding the relocation allowance described in Section 6.C.2., or 6.E.1.c., provided he relocates to his last pre-FDA residence or to MEM, at his option. If a furloughed pilot is recalled to an FDA base, he shall be eligible for the relocation package provided in Section 6.E.1.c., excluding the FDA bonus, if any, provided in Section 6.E.1.e. However, he shall be eligible for an allowance of $2,000. If the pilot recalled from furlough is still a probationary pilot, the original payment of that allowance shall continue to be deferred until completion of his probationary period and no allowance shall be paid for the relocation back to an FDA location. iii. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 6.A.2. and A.3., a pilot who is excessed from an FDA, or who bids to relieve an excess, shall be eligible for a relocation package #2, subject to the provisions of Section 6.E.2.a.ii. (above). iv. A pilot who retires, resigns incident to retirement, or who is terminated (other than for an act involving drugs, violence, or moral turpitude, that would be felonious under either a U.S. statute or the State of Tennessee) shall be eligible for the movement of household goods, including one automobile, and one, one-way ticket for himself, and (if applicable), his spouse and eligible dependents, back to his last domestic pre-FDA residence or his previous domestic base, at his option. If a pilot fails to meet the eligibility standards due to his termination, and the Company does not otherwise grant such, the pilot’s spouse and eligible dependents shall be provided the movement of household goods, including one automobile, and each shall be provided the one-way ticket. The s...