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What does the abbreviation SIC stand for?
What does SRV stand for?
Sick Reserve
What does NFF denote?
Fatigue (Not Fit to Fly)
What is the meaning of LSC?
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What does UTC stand for?
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What does NSO mean?
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What does TDY represent?
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What does EMR stand for?
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What does JUR mean?
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What does FNR denote?
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What does CMT stand for?
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What does FLA represent?
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What does IFM mean?
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What does MED denote?
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What does OJI stand for?
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What does AWD mean?
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What does ADT denote?
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What does ADD represent?
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What does DV8 stand for?
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What does TTA mean?
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What does TTD denote?
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What does PAY mean?
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What does AVA stand for?
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What does NTR mean?
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What does REA stand for?
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What does REB denote?
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What does RIN represent?
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What does RSA mean?
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What does RSB stand for?
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What does RSC mean?
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What does RSD stand for?
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What does N/L mean?
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What does JRA denote?
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What does RNF stand for?
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Study Notes
Crew Scheduling Codes
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SIC: Line Holder Sick Call; refers to a situation when a regular line holder is unable to fulfill their duties due to illness.
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SRV: Sick Reserve; a designation for reserve crew members who are unable to work due to sickness.
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NFF: Not Fit to Fly due to fatigue; indicates a crew member's inability to operate an aircraft owing to exhaustion.
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LSC: Late Sick Call; a term used when a crew member reports sickness late, potentially impacting scheduling.
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UTC: Unable To Contact; signifies that a crew member cannot be reached for duty assignments or communications.
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NSO: No Show; refers to a crew member's failure to appear for a scheduled shift without prior notification.
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TDY: Tardy; denotes a crew member who arrives late for their scheduled duty.
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EMR: Emergency; used for sudden, unforeseen circumstances requiring the intervention of crew members.
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JUR: Jury Duty; acknowledges time taken off for legal obligations relating to jury service.
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FNR: Funeral; accounts for time off due to the death of a fellow employee or immediate family member.
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CMT: Commuter; indicates a crew member who travels to work from another location.
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FLA: FMLA; refers to the Family and Medical Leave Act, allowing employees to take unpaid leave for family/employment health issues.
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IFM: Intermittent FMLA; allows for taking FMLA leave in separate blocks of time rather than one continuous period.
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MED: Medical Leave; denotes leave taken for personal health reasons.
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OJI: On the Job Injury; refers to injuries acquired during work hours.
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AWD: Initial Bid Award; represents the first allocation of duty assignments based on bids submitted by crew members.
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ADT: Add from Open Time; refers to additional assignments filled from open time slots in the schedule.
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ADD: Reserve Assignment; signifies a duty assigned to a reserve crew member.
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DV8: Deadhead Deviation; refers to deviations from the standard routing for crew members traveling without passengers.
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TTA: Trip Trade Add; allows for adding a trip that has been traded between crew members.
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TTD: Trip Trade Drop; signifies a removal of a trip that has been traded.
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PAY: Pay Protection; ensures crew members receive guaranteed pay despite schedule changes.
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AVA: Available for Reassignment; indicates that a crew member is ready and available for new assignments if needed.
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NTR: No Trip Rig; a status indicating that a crew member will not be able to fulfill a trip.
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REA: Reserve Shift-A; pertains to a specific type of reserve shift assignment.
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REB: Reserve Shift-B; indicates another subclassification of reserve shift assignments.
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RIN: Inbound Reserve; designates crew members awaiting assignments upon returning.
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RSA: Ready Reserve-A; identifies crew members on standby for immediate duty.
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RSB: Ready Reserve-B; signifies another level of reserved status for crew members.
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RSC: Ready Reserve-C; another classification of readiness for crew members.
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RSD: Ready Reserve-D; a further tier indicating availability for duty.
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N/L: Not Legal; denotes situations where crew members do not meet legal requirements to operate aircraft.
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JRA: Junior Assignment; refers to assignments designated for less experienced crew members.
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RNF: Reserve No Fly; indicates crew members unable to operate flights due to restrictions.
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RSN: Mixed Line Reserve; a combination of duty types for reserve crew members.
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