Composite Line definition
Examples of Composite Line in a sentence
A Flight Attendant who is not awarded or assigned a Hard Line, Guaranteed Low Time Line, Composite Line, or CDO Line will be awarded or assigned a Reserve line.
In accordance with section 15, by Domicile and Position, there shall be a trip pairing hold back of approximately thirty-five (35) hours per Composite Line offered for consolidation of knowledge.
Lineholder – A Pilot who is awarded a Regular Line, Composite Line or SDP Line.
Additional Duty Designated Day(s) (ADD) – An added Duty Day(s) to a Pilot’s Composite Line to designate an obligation for additional Pay Credit Hours to bring a Pilot’s line value up to the Monthly Minimum Guarantee.
Any error or violation of the Agreement in a Composite Line or Reserve Line for a Position and Base will be corrected prior to distribution of the Final Award for that Position and Base.
Composite Line – A Pilot’s awarded or assigned monthly work schedule, during a Bid Period, that containsTrip Pairings, Reserve Days, ADD Days, Vacation, and possibly Days of Training.
As a result of the SAP process, no individual Day(s) may have Open Trips exceeding a number equal to 75% of the Composite Line and Reserve Line Pilots who do not have a Known Absence or Assignment on that Day(s).
On the 13th, 14th, and 15th of the Month, there are 15, 11 and 15 Reserve Line Pilots and Composite Line Pilots available on those respective Days.
Line Holder – A Flight Attendant who is awarded a Hard Line or a Composite Line.
As provided in Section 15, if the Pilot’s return is delayed into a Schedule Bid Period in which he has been assigned or has bid for and received a Schedule Bid award, the Company may reassign the remainder of his current Schedule Bid, or transfer the Trip Pairings to Open Time and require him to be available for a Composite Line.