2. Reserve Ordering & Reserve Time
Reserve Time
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Reserve Time
Reserve Time
The Reserve Time screen in CCS displays all open pairings and Standby positions that may be assigned to Reserves during the current and next day’s operation, with the exception of Sick Leave Trips. This screen is intended to be used by Reserves in conjunction with the Reserve Availability screen to see, in real-time, their position on the Reserve list relative to all open assignments. (Sick Leave trips that may potentially become open are viewable on the Sick Leave Trips screen, which will be discussed at the end of this section.)
IMPORTANT NOTE: RESERVE TIME IS AN INFORMATIONAL, READ-ONLY SCREEN FROM WHICH NO ACTIONS MAY BE TAKEN. OPEN TIME FOR TRIP TRADING AND PICK-UP PURPOSES IS LOCATED IN THE MARKET.
Reserve Time can be accessed in CCS under the Reserve tab, as shown below:
The Reserve Time screen will be displayed, as shown below. Your home domicile will be the default selection; however, you may select another domicile by using the drop-down menu (1). Use the Filter options (2) to retrieve the desired list.
The following images provide examples of each drop-down menu and the selections within the Filter, and are described on the next page.
These filter items indicate the following:
1. Assignment – Any, Trip or Standby.
2. Start Date – Any, Today or Tomorrow
3. Check-in time –set the range of desired check-in time.
4. # of days – set the range of desired number of days.
5. Position – select the position type that corresponds to the desired sub-base (FA, FM-L, LS).
Note that domestic Purser positions are listed separately under “FM-P.”
6. Origin – Originating co-terminal. Only active co-terminals at the selected domicile will be displayed.
Once you submit with your desired filter selections, the list of open trips and/or Standby positions will appear in order by check-in time as shown below:
The columns contain the following information:
1. Code – The pairing number or Standby assignment.
2. Start date – The start date of the pairing or Standby assignment.
3. Check-in – The report time of the pairing or Standby assignment (HDT).
4. # of Days – The total number of days of the pairing or days of availability required for Standby.
5. Position – The position of the pairing or Standby that is open.
6. Credit – The total credit time of the pairing. Standby assignments show a 0:00 value prior to assignment.
7. TOF – The Type of Flying (Domestic or international).
8. Origin – The departure station of the first flight segment of the pairing or the Standby location.
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