Off Duty Flying Clause Samples
The Off Duty Flying clause defines the rules and limitations regarding an employee's use of company aircraft or flying privileges while not on official duty. Typically, this clause outlines whether and under what conditions employees, such as pilots or crew members, may operate or travel on company aircraft during their personal time, and may specify requirements for prior approval, insurance coverage, or cost reimbursement. Its core function is to clarify the boundaries between professional and personal use of company resources, thereby managing liability and ensuring compliance with company policies.
Off Duty Flying. 8.10.1. Flight Crews will not be permitted to fly commercial non-Company aircraft while actively employed by Sunwing Airlines.
8.10.2. For exceptional circumstances, the Vice President Flight Operations or the Chief Pilot may give special authorization. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇
Off Duty Flying. 8.10.1 FCMs will not be permitted to fly commercial non-Company aircraft while actively employed by Sunwing Airlines.
8.10.2 For exceptional circumstances, the Vice President Flight Operations or the Chief Pilot may give special authorization.
8.10.3 If a FCM operates a flight recreationally, he is responsible to ensure that flight and duty day restrictions are not violated. He must also ensure that recreational flying does not impact, in any way, the operation of Company aircraft.
Off Duty Flying. It is the crewmember's responsibility to assure he is available and within FAA guidelines when reporting for work regardless of any flying activity outside of Company business. However, no crewmember shall perform flying, which would count toward his maximum flight/duty limitation under the FARs, other than that performed for the Company, except as provided in Article 10.V. This does not restrict the flying of military aircraft by a crewmember affiliated with a military guard or reserve organization.