Common use of SETTLING DAYS Clause in Contracts

SETTLING DAYS. 1. Upon request, the Company shall provide a Flight Attendant with five (5) consecutive calendar days free of all duty, three (3) days of which shall be paid and credited at the value of a duty period minimum day as specified in Hours of Service, Section 11, for the purpose of relocating. A Flight Attendant claiming settling days will not be eligible for any premium pay. A Lineholder shall not be responsible for making up any lost time due to trips missed that were dropped from the Flight Attendant’s line, including any adjustments made prior to the award of settling days. 2. The request for settling days pursuant to Paragraph D.1 must be made in advance to Crew Schedule and the Company will honor the five (5) days requested by the Flight Attendant, provided adequate reserve coverage is available on such days. 3. In the event the Company is able to grant the settling days requested by the Flight Attendant, payment for such settling days will be in accordance with Paragraph D.1. 4. In the event the Company is unable to grant the specific settling days requested by the Flight Attendant, alternate settling days will be provided as close to the days initially requested by the Flight Attendant, and settling expenses as specified in Paragraph D.5 will be paid until such five (5) consecutive calendar days free from all duty are given. 5. Settling and en-route expenses will consist of reasonable actual expenses, when substantiated by receipts for a Flight Attendant and her/his family members incurred for meals, lodging and telephone calls. Extraordinary expenses will be allowed as circumstances indicate. 6. The provisions of Paragraphs D.1 through D.5 shall not be utilized to reduce subsequent days off.

SETTLING DAYS. 1. Upon request, the Company shall provide a Flight Attendant with five (5) consecutive calendar days free of all duty, three (3) days of which shall be paid and credited at the value of a duty period variable minimum day as specified in Section 11, Hours of Service, Section 11, for the purpose of relocating. A Flight Attendant claiming settling days will not be eligible for any premium pay. A Lineholder shall not be responsible for making up any lost time due to trips missed that were dropped from the Flight Attendant’s line, including any adjustments made prior to the award of settling days. 2. The request for settling days pursuant to Paragraph D.1 D.1., above, must be made in advance to Crew Schedule Scheduling and the Company will honor the five (5) days requested by the Flight Attendant, provided adequate reserve coverage is available on such days. 3. In the event the Company is able to grant the settling days requested by the Flight Attendant, payment for such settling days will be in accordance with Paragraph D.1., above. 4. In the event the Company is unable to grant the specific settling days requested by the Flight Attendant, alternate settling days will be provided as close to the days initially requested by the Flight Attendant, and settling expenses as specified in Paragraph D.5 D.5., below will be paid until such five (5) consecutive calendar days free from all duty are given. 5. Settling and en-route expenses will consist of reasonable actual expenses, when substantiated by receipts for a Flight Attendant and her/his family members incurred for meals, lodging and telephone calls. Extraordinary expenses will be allowed as circumstances indicate. 6. The provisions of Paragraphs D.1 D.1. through D.5 D.5., above, shall not be utilized to reduce subsequent days off.

SETTLING DAYS. 1. Upon request, the Company shall provide a Flight Attendant with five (5) consecutive calendar days free of all duty, three (3) days of which shall be paid and credited at the value of a duty period variable minimum day as specified in Hours of Service, Section 11, for the purpose of relocating. A Flight Attendant claiming settling days will not be eligible for any premium pay. A Lineholder shall not be responsible for making up any lost time due to trips missed that were dropped from the Flight Attendant’s line, including any adjustments made prior to the award of settling days. 2. The request for settling days pursuant to Paragraph D.1 must be made in advance to Crew Schedule and the Company will honor the five (5) days requested by the Flight Attendant, provided adequate reserve coverage is available on such days. 3. In the event the Company is able to grant the settling days requested by the Flight Attendant, payment for such settling days will be in accordance with Paragraph D.1. 4. In the event the Company is unable to grant the specific settling days requested by the Flight Attendant, alternate settling days will be provided as close to the days initially requested by the Flight Attendant, and settling expenses as specified in Paragraph D.5 will be paid until such five (5) consecutive calendar days free from all duty are given. 5. Settling and en-route expenses will consist of reasonable actual expenses, when substantiated by receipts for a Flight Attendant and her/his family members incurred for meals, lodging and telephone calls. Extraordinary expenses will be allowed as circumstances indicate. 6. The provisions of Paragraphs D.1 through D.5 shall not be utilized to reduce subsequent days off.five

SETTLING DAYS. 1. Upon request, the Company shall provide a Flight Attendant with five (5) consecutive calendar days free of all duty, three (3) days of which shall be paid and credited at the value of a duty period variable minimum day as specified in Section 11, Hours of Service, Section 11, for the purpose of relocating. A Flight Attendant claiming settling days will not be eligible for any premium pay. A Lineholder lineholder shall not be responsible for making up any lost time due to trips missed that were dropped from the Flight Attendant’s line, including any adjustments made prior to the award of settling days. 2. The request for settling days pursuant to Paragraph D.1 D.1., above, must be made in advance to Crew Schedule Scheduling and the Company will honor the five (5) days requested by the Flight Attendant, provided adequate reserve coverage is available on such days. 3. In the event the Company is able to grant the settling days requested by the Flight Attendant, payment for such settling days will be in accordance with Paragraph D.1., above. 4. In the event the Company is unable to grant the specific settling days requested by the Flight Attendant, alternate settling days will be provided as close to the days initially requested by the Flight Attendant, and settling expenses as specified in Paragraph D.5 D.5., below will be paid until such five (5) consecutive calendar days free from all duty are given. 5. Settling and en-route expenses will consist of reasonable actual expenses, when substantiated by receipts for a Flight Attendant and her/his family members incurred for meals, lodging and telephone calls. Extraordinary expenses will be allowed as circumstances indicate. 6. The provisions of Paragraphs D.1 D.1. through D.5 D.5., above, shall not be utilized to reduce subsequent days off.