Box 1
Contains 120 Results:
Comparison of "Actual of Scheduled" Provisions of Pan American Airways-Flight Engineer International Association Agreement dated October 25, 1957, 1957- 1960
Compared with Flight Engineers International Association Proposal dated April 15, 1960 and similar provisions of other airline agreements governing non pilot flight engineers.
Corrected: Analysis of annual cost impact of Flight Engineers International Association proposal to credit scheduled or actual flight time, whichever is greater
Exhibit 60A.Corrected: Analysis of annual cost impact of Flight Engineers International Association proposal to credit scheduled or actual flight time, whichever is greater
Comparison of minimum flight time credit for time away provisions of Pan American Airways-Flight Engineers International Association agreement dated October 25, 1957, 1957-1960
Compared with Flight Engineers International Association proposal dated April 15, 1960, Pan American Airways-Flight Engineers International Association understanding dated October 2, 1960, and similar provisions of other airline agreements governing non-p
Analysis of Annual Impact of Flight Engineers International Association Proposal to provide flight time credits for time away (Article II(d))
Exhibit 62A. Analysis of Annual Impact of Flight Engineers International Association Proposal to provide flight time credits for flight time limitation and flying pay purposes
Comparison of minimum credit for reporting for flight duty provisions of Pan American Airways-Flight Engineers International Association agreement dated October 25, 1957, 1957-1960
Compared with Flight Engineers International Association proposal dated April 15, 1960 and similar provisions of other airline agreements governing non-pilot flight engineers
Comparison of days free of duty provisions of Pan American Airways-Flight engineers International Association agreement dated October 25, 1957, 1957- 1960
Compared with Flight Engineers International Association proposal dated April 15, 1960 and similar provisions of other airline agreements governing non-pilot flight engineers
Analysis of annual cost impact of Flight Engineers International Association proposal, 1960
Proposal to give engineers 10 or more calendar days free of duty each calendar month and 36 or more calendar days free of duty each calendar quarter at their base station (based on 10 percent sample for third quarter, 1960). Exhibit 65A.Analysis of annual