(This applies to Air Canada Mainline only)
For the block month of April 2020, the following flights fall under LOU 51 and are scheduled for a B767 aircraft. They will have 2 (two) dedicated crew rest seats when operating on B767 non-crew bunk equipped aircraft:
– There is no B767 LOU 51 flying for April 2020
The following flights are not scheduled to operate with a B767 aircraft for the month of April 2020 but have in the past. If there is an aircraft substitution and they are scheduled with a B767 aircraft the provisions of LOU 51 would apply:
– AC09 YYC-NRT
– AC10 NRT-YYC
– AC809 CMN-YUL
– AC825 AMS-YYZ
– AC829 LYS-YUL
– AC837 MAD-YYZ
– AC849 LHR-YYZ
– AC850 YYC-LHR
– AC851 LHR-YYC
– AC859 LHR-YYZ
– AC894 YYZ-MXP
– AC895 MXP-YYZ
What if these flights operate on A330 or B777/787 aircrafts?
LOU 51 is specific to the 767 (non-crew bunk) aircraft, and not applicable to the A330 or B777/787. The B777/787 has crew bunks that may be used for crew rest/break purposes.
***Please note that A330 aircraft may not be equipped with high comfort jumpseats and curtains. Crew may take their rest in “last sold seats” if available as per LOU 28. The Component has filed a grievance on this matter, CHQ-19-34 (Click HERE to view the bulletin and click HERE to view the grievance) If you do operate on an A330, and are not afforded crew rest, please send in a copy of the PIL, showing loads, date, FIN and routing so we can forward it to the Component.
In Solidarity,
Component Crew Rest Committee