DECS Add / Removal Codes

Order of Assignment - 12.K.2

For sequences that open more than 2 hrs prior to <u>scheduled departure time</u> (3 hrs+ co-terminal bases)

After running through UBL for lineholders, sequences remaining open are awarded/assigned to Reserves through ROTD in the following order

ROTD First tries to cover the sequence or standby according to these setps:

Step 1 - Award Aggressive Reserves on available days (12.K.2.b)

Sequence & standby, double-up & multi-sequence

In seniority order within RAP (If the sequence falls within two RAPs, the earliest RAP is processed first).
If a reserve does not have a RAP, they will be awarded following those on a RAP based on an assumed RAP

Ex. those who bid to double up but don’t have a RAP

Step 2 - Assign Reserves in the Grouping (12.K.2.c)

If the sequence falls within two (2) RAPs, the earliest RAP is assigned first.
Reserves are listed in each RAP by Grouping- least to most ASG clicks, in inverse seniority order

Step 3 - Assign Reserves from the next highest Grouping of available days (12.K.2.d)sign Standby to a Reserve going into a lineholder month

Once the appropriate RAP is exhausted, repeat steps 1-3 with the next appropriate RAP until filled.

Step 4 - Award Aggressive Reserves who bid to fly into FD/GD, followed by Aggressive Reserves on FD/GD (12.K.2.e)

In Seniority order, Aggressive Reserves on a RAP first.
Next, Aggressive Reserves already on FDs/GDs who do not have a RAP, in seniority order (with Scheduling's consent)

Step 5 - Assign Reserves on a RAP holding a future ROTA/ROTD assignment for the next day who can operate the sequence in entirety (12.K.2.f)

Future assignment is dropped
This will not force a Reserve into a FD/GD.

Step 6 - Assign Reserves on a RAP, assigning into 1 FD (12.K.2.g)

Step 7 - Assign Reserves on a RAP, assigning into 2FDs (12.K.2.h)

Step 8 - Assign Reserves on a RAP, assigning into 1 FD, holding an ETB sequence (12.K.2.i)

ETB sequence is dropped, pay protection does not apply

Step 9 - Assign Standby to a Reserve based on a RAP, followed by clicks

Must be available for the minimum days required

Step 10 - If ROTD is unable to assign sequence with Order of Assignment 12.K.2, it will try Month to Month Integration 12.Q

Table of Common Add/Remove Codes

DECS Add / Removal Codes

Order of Assignment - 12.K.2

Step 1 - Award Aggressive Reserves on available days (12.K.2.b)

Ex. those who bid to double up but don’t have a RAP

Step 2 - Assign Reserves in the Grouping (12.K.2.c)

Step 3 - Assign Reserves from the next highest Grouping of available days (12.K.2.d)sign Standby to a Reserve going into a lineholder month

Step 4 - Award Aggressive Reserves who bid to fly into FD/GD, followed by Aggressive Reserves on FD/GD (12.K.2.e)

Step 5 - Assign Reserves on a RAP holding a future ROTA/ROTD assignment for the next day who can operate the sequence in entirety (12.K.2.f)

Step 6 - Assign Reserves on a RAP, assigning into 1 FD (12.K.2.g)

Step 7 - Assign Reserves on a RAP, assigning into 2FDs (12.K.2.h)

Step 8 - Assign Reserves on a RAP, assigning into 1 FD, holding an ETB sequence (12.K.2.i)

Step 9 - Assign Standby to a Reserve based on a RAP, followed by clicks

Step 10 - If ROTD is unable to assign sequence with Order of Assignment 12.K.2, it will try Month to Month Integration 12.Q

Table of Common Add/Remove Codes

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