DOMICILE BREAK Sample Clauses

DOMICILE BREAK. A. A reserve block of days will be complete at the end of the block, and the reserve will be returned to her/his home domicile for her/his domicile break as follows:
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DOMICILE BREAK. A. A Flight Attendant holding a regular line of time will have a minimum twelve (12) hours scheduled break between pairings (block to check-in) at the home domicile unless she/he elects otherwise. If twelve (12) hours is scheduled and the Flight Attendant does not receive at least eleven (11) hours domicile break, the Flight Attendant's schedule will be adjusted to provide twelve (12) hours domicile break. The Flight Attendant will not suffer a loss of pay as a result of such schedule adjustment. Check-in times will not be reduced to accommodate domicile break.
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DOMICILE BREAK. If a Flight Attendant does not have the required domicile break according to Article 8.6 of the CBA (i.e. eleven and one-half (11:30) hours scheduled break between pairings from end of debrief to check-in), and the Flight Attendant has at least nine (9) ten (10) hours rest release from end of debrief to check-in, and is entitled to but denied the option outlined in Article 8.6 of the CBA, she/he will be paid at double time (2.0) for all pairing(s) or portions of pairing(s) flown that otherwise would have been pulled to provide the required domicile break. If a Flight Attendant runs late and because of that is not scheduled to receive the nine (9) ten (10) hour minimum break, the Flight Attendant may request to adjust her/his report time no later than thirty (30) minutes prior to scheduled departure. LOA dated March 29, 2018: This Letter of Understanding is being updated to reflect contractual language changes. Please refer to grievance of #19-52 (Co. #3902) for the original Letter of Understanding. This letter will confirm our understanding of FAR pull procedures if a Flight Attendant is scheduled for the nine (9) ten (10) hour minimum break end of debrief to check in and is late less than one (1) hour or less due to reroute, Company convenience, weather, passenger delay, etc. If a Flight Attendant runs less than one (1) hour or less late and because of that is not scheduled to receive the nine (9) ten (10) hour minimum break, the Flight Attendant has three (3) two (2) choices:
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DOMICILE BREAK. A. A Flight Attendant holding a regular line of time will have a minimum twelve (12) eleven and one-half (11:30) hours scheduled break between pairings (block from end of debrief to check-in) at the home domicile unless she/he elects otherwise. If twelve (12)eleven and one-half (11:30) hours is scheduled and the Flight Attendant does not receive at least eleven (11)ten and one-half (10:30) hours domicile break from end of debrief to check-in, the Flight Attendant's schedule will be adjusted to provide twelve (12)eleven and one-half (11:30) hours domicile break from end of debrief to check-in. The Flight Attendant will not suffer a loss of pay as a result of such schedule adjustment. Check-in times will not be reduced to accommodate domicile break.
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