Reserve Periods Sample Clauses

Reserve Periods. 1. Flight Attendants who are on reserve duty will be notified of a Reserve Availability Period (RAP) for each day of reserve duty, except when assigned a multi-day pairing. Such RAPs will include an on-call period of no more than fifteen (15) hours. A RAP is not considered to be duty time. Standard RAPs will be published in the monthly bid package. RAPs may be adjusted by the Company due to operational necessity.
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Reserve Periods. 1. Flight Attendants who are on reserve duty will be notified of a Reserve Availability Period (RAP) for each day of reserve duty, except when assigned a multi-day pairing. Such RAPs will include an on-call period of no more than fifteen (15) hours. A RAP is not considered to be duty time. Standard RAPs will be published in the monthly bid package. RAPs may be adjusted by the Company due to operational necessity. 2. A Flight Attendant may bid for monthly airport reserve on her/his pre- bid option, for example S-1, S-2, S-3, etc. which is an airport-on-duty period of no more than eight (8) hours. 3. A Flight Attendant on reserve duty may request a release from a reserve day. When Crew Scheduling determines there is adequate reserve coverage such release may be granted. 4. A Reserve not assigned for duty will be released after all departures from that domicile on that last day of her/his scheduled reserve pairing. A Flight Attendant may be released earlier with the concurrence of Crew Scheduling.
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Reserve Periods. (a) A Pilot must hold themselves available for a tour of duty during any rostered reserve period (including re-assignable reserve).
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Reserve Periods f. As part of the Next Day Reserve Assignment process, an IFC may preference for the following:
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