just me... said:Is it written anywhere when I have to use these days?
just me... said:If I lost two weekends in Nov, I've earned 4 ETO's. Is it written anywhere when I have to use these days?
PMedMoe said:I used to use mine immediately to avoid the chance of losing them.
MJP said:you must have had leadership that realized that you put in extra time and deserved that time off now. Not banked in some magic penny jar for the future.
just me... said:yet we're not aircrew.
CDN Aviator said:So ? Most of my flying days were 18 hours long and i still missed most of my days off and rarely managed to get them back ?
There is no such thing as ETO. However, there are mechanisms in the Leave Manual. These mechanisms are at the discretion of the CO (so be thankfull when you get tem at all) and in some cases are very perscriptev as to timelines for a CO to authorize them. The mechanisms are:just me... said:Can anyone point me in the direction on where I can find directives on ETO's? I'm specifically looking for guidelines on usage of days and whether or not you can be "forced" to use accumulated time off.
just me... said:Ok.....AGAIN, the point is NOT getting time off. Go read the thread again.....i'm asking for clarification on WHEN said ETO's can be used..............
CDN Aviator said:I don't need to read the thread again, once was enough. I was just wondering what your "yet we're not aircrew" comment had to do with anything.
Strike said:I think he was referring to the fact that he does not then get crew rest that aircrew are suposed to get prior to starting his next shift.
CDN Aviator said:I'm sure he wants to fly with the crew who's been on min crew rest for 3 flights in a row. But then again, crew rests actualy exists and is spelled out in orders. "ETO" "CTO" "whatever" don't exist.