Simulator and or Aircraft Training Sample Clauses

Simulator and or Aircraft Training i) Duty Periods for simulator and or aircraft training may contain required briefings as in ii) below, however they shall not include any other training. ii) When Deadheading is not required the maximum Duty Period shall be eight (8) hours. No session of simulator, aircraft or Integrated Procedures Trainer (IPT) shall be more than four (4) hours excluding pre and post training briefings. The total briefing time shall not exceed three (3) hours for initial or recurrent training. iii) When Deadheading to a training location the total time from check in to the completion of the post training briefing shall not exceed ten (10) hours. The Duty Period may be expanded to twelve (12) hours if the following conditions are met: (a) Deadhead sectors not to exceed two (2). (b) The Duty Period starts no earlier than 04:59 local time. (c) The simulator training session shall be completed on the same Calendar Day by 23:59 local time of the Pilots Base. iv) The time required to Deadhead to a Pilot’s Base shall not be limited as in (iii) above. However the maximum length of any Duty Period shall be fourteen (14) hours.
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Simulator and or Aircraft Training i) Duty Periods for simulator and or aircraft training may contain required briefings as in ii) below, however they shall not include any other training. ii) When Deadheading is not required the maximum Duty Period shall be eight
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