Pilot To Flight Engineer Transitions Clause Samples

Pilot To Flight Engineer Transitions. A Pilot who has not exceeded the FAA-mandated retirement age for Pilots at the time his Training commences will be paid no less than his pro-rated MBPG for the Type and Crew Class for which he is current and qualified while being trained. A Pilot who has exceeded the FAA- mandated retirement age for Pilots at the time his Training commences will be paid six hundred sixty dollars ($660) per week while in Training. A Pilot who is awarded a class that commences prior to reaching the FAA-mandated retirement age for Pilots and has his Training delayed by the Company will be paid no less than his pro-rated MBPG for the Type and Crew Class until he becomes qualified. A Pilot who is awarded a class date that commences not more than sixty (60) Days prior to his reaching the FAA-mandated retirement age for Pilots and bypasses that class for another class that commences prior to his reaching the FAA-mandated retirement age for Pilots will be paid no less than his pro-rated MBPG for the Type and Crew class for which he is current until he reaches the FAA- mandated retirement age for Pilots and thereafter will be paid six hundred and sixty dollars ($660) per week while in Training.
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