CDO / high speed / stand ups at United
12-13-2019, 09:53 PM
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CDO / high speed / stand ups at United
Hi guys,
Does United do CDO / high speed / stand up trips where you take the last flight out, sleep and then do the first flight back to the hub the next day, all within the same duty period?
If so, how are the trips built? Are they ever built into a longer pairing? Does it pay 2 days (or duty periods)? Is there any override for this kind of trip? Any other contractual protection?
Thanks
Does United do CDO / high speed / stand up trips where you take the last flight out, sleep and then do the first flight back to the hub the next day, all within the same duty period?
If so, how are the trips built? Are they ever built into a longer pairing? Does it pay 2 days (or duty periods)? Is there any override for this kind of trip? Any other contractual protection?
Thanks
12-13-2019, 10:21 PM
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Yes. Just did one last week. On reserve though. Flew to CLT, went to hotel for a few hours then flew back next morning.
Then again, it was a last minute thing.
Being on Reserve, I don't get anything extra
Then again, it was a last minute thing.
Being on Reserve, I don't get anything extra
12-13-2019, 11:41 PM
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Umm ... What are you talking about? How long were you in the hotel?
12-14-2019, 12:10 AM
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Hi guys,
Does United do CDO / high speed / stand up trips where you take the last flight out, sleep and then do the first flight back to the hub the next day, all within the same duty period?
If so, how are the trips built? Are they ever built into a longer pairing? Does it pay 2 days (or duty periods)? Is there any override for this kind of trip? Any other contractual protection?
Thanks
Does United do CDO / high speed / stand up trips where you take the last flight out, sleep and then do the first flight back to the hub the next day, all within the same duty period?
If so, how are the trips built? Are they ever built into a longer pairing? Does it pay 2 days (or duty periods)? Is there any override for this kind of trip? Any other contractual protection?
Thanks
12-14-2019, 06:12 AM
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The answer to your question is No. But, Short Bus Drive said he apparently just did one....so I can say I now know of exactly one in my nearly 15 years here. But to your question.....nope....never built into any pairings during normal ops.
12-14-2019, 06:45 AM
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This. The key words are normal ops.
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