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Old 12-31-2015, 05:36 AM
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What's the meaning/difference between NQN and NOQ?

When are these codes typically displayed on a pilots calendar?
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I believe NQN is retired....
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Originally Posted by DLax85
What's the meaning/difference between NQN and NOQ?

When are these codes typically displayed on a pilots calendar?
The important part of those trip removal codes:

NOQ ---- You get paid

NQN ---- You don't get paid
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NOQ - Not Operationally Qualified (maybe for 3 x 3)?

NQN - Not Quite ... (reserved for cubicle flyers)?


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I think Busboy has it. NQN is not qualified; no pay. NOQ is not qualified.
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Originally Posted by DLax85

What's the meaning/difference between NQN and NOQ?


Search PFC for "trip codes" ==> Trip Add/Removal Codes



UNASSIGN CODES
NOQ
Description: Not Qualified(Pay)

Definition: Credit hours are paid. Unavailability Record is required.
NQN
Description: Not Qualified(No Pay)

Definition: Unable to perform duties (e.g. no medical certificate, etc.) Credit hours go into GMB and are not paid.




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Originally Posted by Albief15
I believe NQN is retired....
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Perhaps that's used after one retires, but it doesn't appear to be the exclusive reason for that code
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Originally Posted by TonyC
Search PFC for "trip codes" ==> Trip Add/Removal Codes



UNASSIGN CODES
NOQ
Description: Not Qualified(Pay)

Definition: Credit hours are paid. Unavailability Record is required.
NQN
Description: Not Qualified(No Pay)

Definition: Unable to perform duties (e.g. no medical certificate, etc.) Credit hours go into GMB and are not paid.
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Thx - I searched VIPS with no luck, but clearly that isn't equivalent to searching the whole site
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If a pilot goes on long term mil leave and then returns to requal, would his pay codes go from
NQN to NOQ until his requal IOE is complete?
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short term medical would be another reason your calendar codes would be NOQ
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