Common use of TRADES WITH OPEN TIME Clause in Contracts

TRADES WITH OPEN TIME. 1. A minimum of twelve (12) days will be open in a month for at least the first twenty-four hours (24:00), commencing when Open Time becomes available. 2. Following the awarding of bid lines, there will remain a minimum amount of Open Time in each domicile, consisting of TFP equal to twenty-five percent (25%) of the total number of Flight Attendants in the domicile (e.g. if the Seattle domicile has one-thousand (1,000) Flight Attendants, there will be a minimum of two- hundred fifty (250.0) TFP of open flying remaining in the domicile after the awarding of the bid lines). 3. Flight Attendants may pick up sequences from Open Time up to three (3) hours prior to departure of the first flight, provided that the trip remains in Open Time. However, the Company may assign trips in Open Time to Reserves no earlier than 2:00 PM PT on the day prior to check-in, provided that no Flight Attendant has requested the sequence prior to the Reserve assignment. 4. All sequences considered Open Time may be traded subject to the following limitations: a. A Flight Attendant may trade a sequence for another sequence containing more days without respect to the number of flights contained in the sequences. b. Trades may be for fewer days if the sequence to be placed on the Flight Attendant’s line is within a three (3) flight difference of the traded sequence. If a Flight Attendant is picking up or trading for more than s/he is giving to Open Time then the difference in the number of flights is unlimited. c. Trades involving sequences containing the same number of days may be traded without respect to the number of flights contained in the sequences. d. Trades involving multiple sequences must be traded day for day or for a greater number of days (e.g. three turns for a three-day sequence; a three-day sequence for a turn and a two-day sequence; or a two-day sequence for a three-day sequence).

TRADES WITH OPEN TIME. 1. A minimum of twelve (12) days will be open in a month for at least the first twenty-four hours (24:00)24) hours, commencing when Open Time becomes available. 2. Following the awarding of bid lines, there will remain a minimum amount of Open Time open time in each domicile, consisting of TFP equal to twenty-five percent (25%) of the total number of Flight Attendants in the domicile (e.g. if the Seattle domicile has one-thousand (1,000) Flight Attendants, there will be a minimum of two- two-hundred fifty (250.0) TFP of open flying remaining in the domicile after the awarding of the bid lines). 3. Flight Attendants may pick up sequences from Open Time up to three (3) hours prior to departure of the first flight, provided that the trip remains in Open Time. However, the Company may assign trips in Open Time to Reserves no earlier than 2:00 PM PT on the day prior to check-in, provided that no Flight Attendant has requested the sequence prior to the Reserve assignment.the 4. All sequences considered Open Time may be traded subject to the following limitations: a. A Flight Attendant may trade a sequence for another sequence containing more days without respect to the number of flights contained in the sequences. b. Trades may be for fewer days if the sequence to be placed on the Flight Attendant’s line is within a three (3) flight difference of the traded sequence. If a Flight Attendant is picking up or trading for more than s/he is giving to Open Time then the difference in the number of flights is unlimited. c. Trades involving sequences containing the same number of days may be traded without respect to the number of flights contained in the sequences. d. Trades involving multiple sequences must be traded day for day or for a greater number of days (e.g. three turns for a three-day sequence; a three-day sequence for a turn and a two-day sequence; or a two-day sequence for a three-day sequence).