We have had many members reach out with questions about the requirement to contact crew scheduling at the end of duty periods. With so many new members joining, as well as recent flow through classes, we wanted to make sure everyone is on the same page.
MAINLINE EMPLOYEES:
Checking Out After Airport Standby – You are required to check out with crew scheduling at the end of your Airport Standby period ONLY when on Call-In Reserve.
(Please note: If you are on ready reserve, you are NOT required to check out at the end of your duty period).
B8.27.03.03 When an employee checks in with the Crew Resource Centre following the completion of an assigned pairing, s/he may be awarded another assignment at that time. If such assignment departs at 1200 hours or later the next day, s/he will be released from reserve duty until the required report time of the assigned pairing.
If s/he is not assigned a flight at that time, s/he will be required to contact the Crew Resource Centre upon completion of his/her crew rest or at his/her option at the normal call-in time during his/her crew rest.
B8.30.04 Once an employee on ready reserve has been assigned a pairing, that employee shall not be required to contact the Crew Resource Centre upon completion of that assigned pairing.
***Remember: Once your duty period is over after any assignment, you are officially on crew rest.
ROUGE EMPLOYEES:
Checking Out After Airport Standby – You are required to check out with crew scheduling at the end of your Airport Standby period.
(Please note: You are NOT required to call crew scheduling to be released after the conclusion of a pairing unless you are on Airport Standby).
L55.14.09.10 Employees on Airport Standby must be released by Crew Scheduling.
***Remember: Once your duty period is over after any assignment, you are officially on crew rest.
Please continue to reach out to your Local Union offices with any questions regarding duty periods and check out requirements.
Govern yourselves accordingly, in solidarity,
