Flight Coverage at Domicile Points Clause Samples

Flight Coverage at Domicile Points a . This provision provides for the steps taken to cover a flight which is open because of irregular operations . When a visiting Flight Attendant will not be able to connect, or is illegal for her/his regular flight, protection for that flight may be provided as follows, in the order listed . All such assignments shall be made pursuant to Paragraph Q . In all cases the Flight Attendant who is reassigned to cover the visiting Flight Attendant’s flight must be legal for her/his own next scheduled flight . (1) . Move up another Flight Attendant from the same Domicile as the regular crew on the flight . Assign her/ his flight to the Flight Attendant who cannot connect her/his own return flight . (2) . Move up a visiting Flight Attendant from another Domicile which will not further interfere with either crew’s schedule and when the flights are to the same general destination . (3) . Move up the first available home Flight Attendant for whose flight the visiting Flight Attendant will be legal, assigning that flight to the visiting Flight Attendant when she/he arrives as long as the flights are to the same general destination . (4) . Consider the return flight open and reassign the visiting Flight Attendant per Paragraph Q .
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