Deadheading definition
Deadheading means time spent by a Flight Attendant, at Company request, in air or surface travel between two (2) points for the purpose of protecting a sequence or returning to her/his crew base, or otherwise positioning a Flight Attendant for Company business.
Deadheading employees travelling in non-revenue service.
Deadheading means the transport of a flight attendant for the purpose of covering or returning from a flying assignment.
Examples of Deadheading in a sentence
Deadheading shall be paid either separate from or combined with service, in the manner least costly to the company.
Deadheading in connection with relief work which men have bid in or claimed on seniority basis shall not be paid for, but when not so bid in or claimed, any such deadheading will be paid for.
Deadheading may occur on a Company flight, a corporate charter, a commercial flight or by surface/ground transportation.
Deadheading commences once the crew is physically in the mode of transportation to be used, or in the case where deadheading is to take place on the train, when a relief crew has taken control of the train.
Subject to Archived 2.17 fixed mileages do not apply to Deadheading or Combination Service.
More Definitions of Deadheading
Deadheading means the transport by air or surface vehicle of a Flight Attendant from one point to another pursuant to Company orders for the purpose of performing any duty under this Agreement after arrival at the destination point or for the purpose of returning after having performed such duty.
Deadheading means the positioning for operational reasons of a non-operating Flight Crew Member from one location to another at the Company’s request.
Deadheading means Company authorized travel on a flight or surface transportation to or from any station for the purpose of covering or returning from an assignment. A Flight Attendant engaged in deadheading at Company direction shall be deemed to be on duty. A Flight Attendant may deadhead in or out of uniform. The circumstances under which a Flight Attendant shall receive pay for deadheading are set forth in Section 4 of this Agreement.
Deadheading means the positioning of a Flight Attendant. Deadhead time includes surface or air transportation.
Deadheading means time spent by a Flight Attendant, at Company request, in air or surface travel between two (2) points for the purpose of protecting a sequence or returning to their crew base, or otherwise positioning a Flight Attendant for Company business.
Deadheading means the traveling of a non-operating Flight Crew Member from one location to another by air or ground transport.
Deadheading means positioning of a non-operating Pilot from one
(1) location to another at the Company’s request and shall be considered a Duty Period.