Displaced Pilot Clause Samples

The Displaced Pilot clause defines the rights and procedures for pilots who lose their regular positions due to changes such as route adjustments, aircraft type changes, or base closures. Typically, this clause outlines how affected pilots may be reassigned to other positions, the order of displacement based on seniority, and any associated pay or relocation considerations. Its core function is to ensure fair treatment and job security for pilots whose positions are eliminated, while providing a clear process for managing workforce changes within an airline.
Displaced Pilot. Any Pilot displaced by a senior Pilot shall have the same rights as if he had been displaced in accordance with a) above.
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Displaced Pilot. A Pilot who is forced out of his Position in accordance with Section 5-7 (POSITION REDUCTIONS AND DISPLACEMENTS) or is removed from a Pairing in accordance with Section 8-37 (PAIRING DISPLACEMENTS).
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Displaced Pilot. Any Pilot displaced by a senior Pilot shall have the same rights as if he had been displaced in (a) above. Within fifteen (15) Calendar Days after the closing date of the primary Reduction bid, a Pilot Position award list will be posted on all Pilot bulletin boards. Effective Dates for all primary Reductions and displacements with anticipated training month shall be listed. A Pilot may not displace into an Equipment Assignment that would be available to him on his current Base. A Pilot who displaces to maintain his Status, will be eligible for moving expenses A Pilot who displaces only to maintain his Equipment or to Equipment that is not available on his Base will be eligible for moving expenses as per Section (VOLUNTARY MOVE). In the event that a Pilot is forced to move to another Base to maintain his Status or employment, he shall not be required to report to his new Base for at least forty- five (45) Calendar Days from the date of the awarding of the displacement with the following exceptions:
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Displaced Pilot. “Displaced Pilot” means a pilot who cannot hold his present system staffing position on a subsequent system staffing bid.
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Displaced Pilot. A Pilot who is forced out of his Position in accordance with (POSITION REDUCTION AND DISPLACEMENTS) or is removed a Pairing in accordance with (PAIRINGDISPLACEMENTS). Domicile: A home, house or other accommodation used by a Pilot as his principal residence. Draft Penalty Credit: Pilots will receive Draft Credits at a rate of one point zero (1 times the credit level of the Duty (Four point five (4.5) credit minimum Draft Credit) when Drafted on a Day Off.
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