Common use of VOLUNTARY WAIVER OF FLIGHT DUTY LIMITATIONS Clause in Contracts

VOLUNTARY WAIVER OF FLIGHT DUTY LIMITATIONS. 1. A Flight Attendant shall not be required to remain on duty beyond the maximum flight duty limits as specified in Paragraph F. If the combination of a delayed departure time and the scheduled flight time(s) projects the Flight Attendant’s duty to exceed the maximum duty limitations specified in this Agreement, Crew Schedule may offer, and a Flight Attendant may voluntarily agree to continue working. Once the Flight Attendant has agreed, such agreement may not be rescinded. When such Flight Attendant voluntarily agrees to continue working, in addition to any pay for the trip, the Flight Attendant will be paid, but not credited, at the rate of one (1) minute of flight pay for each two (2) minutes on duty for the entire duty period, commencing at the duty period’s actual report time and ending fifteen (15) minutes after the actual block-in. Once a Flight Attendant has volunteered to exceed the maximum duty limitations, she/he will receive the pay specified above, even if the duty limitations are not exceeded. In such circumstances, the rest provisions contained in Paragraphs I and J, will apply at the end of the extended duty period. The flight can operate with minimum crew if some of the crew chooses not to fly.

VOLUNTARY WAIVER OF FLIGHT DUTY LIMITATIONS. 1. A Flight Attendant shall not be required to remain on duty beyond the maximum flight duty limits as specified in Paragraph F. E. If the combination of a delayed departure time and the scheduled flight time(s) projects the Flight Attendant’s duty to exceed the maximum duty limitations specified in this Agreement, Crew Schedule may offer, and a Flight Attendant may voluntarily agree to continue working. Once the Flight Attendant has agreed, such agreement may not be rescinded. When such Flight Attendant voluntarily agrees to continue working, in addition to any pay for the trip, the Flight Attendant will be paid, but not credited, at the rate of one (1) minute of flight pay for each two (2) minutes on duty for the entire duty period, commencing at the duty period’s actual report time and ending fifteen (15) minutes after the actual block-in, or thirty (30) minutes for International flights. Once a Flight Attendant has volunteered to exceed the maximum duty limitations, she/he will receive the pay specified above, even if the duty limitations are not exceeded. In such circumstances, the rest provisions contained in Paragraphs I and JParagraph F, will apply at the end of the extended duty period. The flight can operate with minimum crew if some of the crew chooses not to fly.

VOLUNTARY WAIVER OF FLIGHT DUTY LIMITATIONS. 1. A Flight Attendant shall not be required to remain on duty beyond the maximum flight duty limits as specified in Paragraph F. E. above. If the combination of a delayed departure time and the scheduled flight time(s) projects the Flight Attendant’s duty to exceed the maximum duty limitations specified in this Agreement, Crew Schedule may offer, and a Flight Attendant may voluntarily agree to continue working. Once the Flight Attendant has agreed, such agreement may not be rescinded. When such Flight Attendant voluntarily agrees to continue working, in addition to any pay for the trip, the Flight Attendant will be paid, but not credited, at the rate of one (1) minute of flight pay for each two (2) minutes on duty for the entire duty period, commencing at the duty period’s actual report time and ending fifteen (15) minutes after the actual block-in, or thirty (30) minutes for international flights. Once a Flight Attendant has volunteered to exceed the maximum duty limitations, she/he will receive the pay specified above, even if the duty limitations are not exceeded. In such circumstances, the rest provisions contained in Paragraphs I and JParagraph F., above, will apply at the end of the extended duty period. The flight can operate with minimum crew if some of the crew chooses not to fly.

VOLUNTARY WAIVER OF FLIGHT DUTY LIMITATIONS. 1. A Flight Attendant shall not be required to remain on duty beyond the maximum flight duty limits as specified in Paragraph E. or F. above. If the combination of a delayed departure time and the scheduled flight time(s) projects the Flight Attendant’s duty to exceed the maximum duty limitations specified in this Agreement, Crew Schedule Scheduling may offer, and a Flight Attendant may voluntarily agree to continue working. Once the Flight Attendant has agreed, such agreement may not be rescinded. When such Flight Attendant voluntarily agrees to continue working, in addition to any pay for the trip, the Flight Attendant will be paid, but not credited, at the rate of one (1) minute of flight pay for each two (2) minutes on duty for the entire duty period, commencing at the duty period’s actual report time and ending fifteen (15) minutes after the actual block-in, or thirty (30) minutes for international flights. Once a Flight Attendant has volunteered to exceed the maximum duty limitations, she/he will receive the pay specified above, even if the duty limitations are not exceeded. In such circumstances, the rest provisions contained in Paragraphs I I. and JJ., above, will apply at the end of the extended duty period. The flight can operate with minimum crew if some of the crew chooses not to fly.