ALT
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ALT
Hey guys...
What's happens if your connecting flight (flight #1) onto your EK flight (flight #2) is delayed resulting in you missing your EK ALT flight back (flight #2) to Dubai?
And yes, both are firm seats. No standby tickets.
Are there any repercussions if it results in you not making back to work in time (i.e.: 2 local nights rest before ULR or 12 hours before non ULR)?
Obviously, standby would result in some trouble from Fleet. But if everything was a Firm ticket, am I covered should anything go wrong and delays are incurred?
What's happens if your connecting flight (flight #1) onto your EK flight (flight #2) is delayed resulting in you missing your EK ALT flight back (flight #2) to Dubai?
And yes, both are firm seats. No standby tickets.
Are there any repercussions if it results in you not making back to work in time (i.e.: 2 local nights rest before ULR or 12 hours before non ULR)?
Obviously, standby would result in some trouble from Fleet. But if everything was a Firm ticket, am I covered should anything go wrong and delays are incurred?
Last edited by Rim-job; 31st July 2014 at 19:38.
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I'm more curious with Fleets stance on this.
I don't see anywhere in the contract where it says I need to have "x" amount of flights which get me back in advance. As far as I'm concerned, should my Firm ticket plus my ALT get me back in time and it's legal, I should subsequently be ok should something happen and I'm delayed down route.
Just curious if anyone out there has run into any problems similar to this in the past. Or better yet, agree with how I see this. Or maybe I'm alone in thinking this.
I don't see anywhere in the contract where it says I need to have "x" amount of flights which get me back in advance. As far as I'm concerned, should my Firm ticket plus my ALT get me back in time and it's legal, I should subsequently be ok should something happen and I'm delayed down route.
Just curious if anyone out there has run into any problems similar to this in the past. Or better yet, agree with how I see this. Or maybe I'm alone in thinking this.
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It happened to me once, dont worry just send an email to the FDM explaining the sittuation, They will understand (most of them) that is not your fault.
They will remove your first flight from your roster and you will probably end with some AD or reserves.
They will remove your first flight from your roster and you will probably end with some AD or reserves.
