Open Flying. Cabin Personnel will be permitted to bid open flying departing from their Mirabel or Dorval Airport subject only to the provisions of Article B7 - Open Flying.
Open Flying. .01 Open flying shall consist of all unblocked flying and flying that becomes available during the month. Flight Attendants who wish to avail themselves of open flying for the following month will indicate that on the monthly bid sheet;
Open Flying. 1. The Company may designate up to ten percent (10%) of known and proposed flying as open flying at each domicile.
Open Flying. Any Credits that cannot be built into the Pilot’s Blocks or becomes available throughout the Bid Period shall be designated as Open Flying. Any uncovered flying as result of a Pilot booking off sick shall not be considered Open Flying.
Open Flying. 1. All unassigned time, including load/variable staffing, except as defined in Paragraph A.8. of this Section, will be available in each Base. The flying available at the start of the open time trading process must include trip pairings equivalent to approximately three (3) hours per primary line of flying at each Base. All trips that are placed in open time and changes to open time will be made available as soon as possible.
Open Flying. (a) A Flight Attendant may drop, trade or pick-up from Company open time such that the monthly credit level is not less than seventy-five (75) credits or up to a maximum of one hundred and twenty (120) credits;
Open Flying. 16.9.1 Any and all Open Flying awarded to a FCM will be paid at the appropriate rate of pay as per article 16.6, 16.7 and 16.8 as applicable.
Open Flying. A flight or series of flights not covered in a schedule. Pilot Manager: Any licenced Pilot or Flight Engineer that hold the following manager positions: Vice President – Flight Operations, Director – Flight Operations, Chief Pilot, Chief Flight Engineer and Manager – Flight Safety.
Open Flying. A flight or series of flights not covered in a Block.
Open Flying. All flights or flight sequences not included in block, or any flight that a blockholder cannot operate.
