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Tentative Agreement Version 29/12/14

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SECTION 1 - RECOGNITION AND SCOPE

A. RECOGNITION

In accordance with the American Airlines Flight Attendants' Certification Case Number R- 7401madeby the National Mediation Board on September 2, 2014, the Company hereby recognizes theAssociation of Professional Flight Attendants as the duly designated and authorized representative ofthe Flight Attendants in the employ of the Company for the purposes of the Railway Labor Act, asamended.

B. SCOPE

1. Only American Airlines employees as defined in Section 2 of this Agreement shall be used as FlightAttendants in accordance with Definitions, Section 2.

2. Only regularly employed American Airlines Flight Attendants shall be entitled to bid and fly alloperations outlined in Hours of Service, Section 11. As an exception, the Company may selectFlight Attendants from the American Airlines System Seniority List to participate in FAA ProvingRuns.

3. A Flight Attendant shall provide beverage and meal service as set forth in the Flight AttendantManual and revisions thereto. Such service shall be rendered only in the cabin of the aircraft.

C. SUCCESSORSHIP

1. The Company shall require any Successor, including, without limitation, any assignee or purchaser,any merged company or companies, transferee, administrator, receiver, executor and/or trustee tocause the Company (i.e., the airline entity that was acquired) to continue to be bound by all theterms of this Agreement as a condition of any transaction that results in a Successor, subject toapplicable procedures under the Railway Labor Act. For the purposes of this Paragraph, aSuccessor shall be defined as an entity that acquires or controls all or substantially all of the assetsor equity American Airlines Group or the Company through a single transaction or multi-steprelated transactions (Successorship Transaction). The Company shall provide the Union withwritten notice of any Successorship Transaction no later than thirty (30) days prior to the closingof the transaction and such notice to be subject to any confidentiality restrictions that the Companyin its discretion may impose on the Union or legal requirements that may apply.

2. The Company shall give written notice of the existence of this Agreement, and a copy of thisAgreement, to any proposed Successor before the Company and the proposed Successor enter intoany arrangement or agreement with respect to a potential Successor transaction.

D. LABOR PROTECTIVE PROVISIONS

1. In the event the Company is merged with another airline, the Flight Attendants covered hereundershall, upon such merger of the airlines, be provided labor protective provisions no less favorablethan the labor protective provisions specified by the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) in theAllegheny-Mohawk merger as specified in Section 1 (Introduction), Section 2 (Definitions),Section 4 (Displacement Allowance), Section 5 (Dismissal Allowance), Section 6 (Benefits),Section 7 (Lump Sum Payment in Lieu of Dismissal Allowances), Section 10 (Rearrangement of


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Forces in Anticipation of a Merger) and Section 12 (No Requirement for Employees to AcceptEmployment in a Different Craft or Class) of the Allegheny-Mohawk labor protective provisions.The moving expenses provided for in Section 8 of the Allegheny-Mohawk labor protectiveprovisions, shall consist of the Moving Expenses provided in Section 5 of this Agreement. In lieuof Section 11 of the Allegheny-Mohawk labor protective provisions, the provisions of Section 23Reduction in Force shall apply. If the Company is under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection duringthe duration of this Agreement, the Association agrees that only Sections 3 and 13 of the Allegheny-Mohawk labor protective provisions will apply until one (1) year after the implementation of aconfirmed plan of reorganization in such Chapter 11 case.

2. In addition to the protections specified in Paragraph D.1., in the event the Company is merged withanother airline whose Flight Attendants are not represented by the Union, the Flight Attendantscovered hereunder shall, upon such merger of the airlines, be provided labor protective provisionsno less favorable than the labor protective provisions as contained in Sections 3 and 13 of theAllegheny-Mohawk merger.

E. PARTIAL TRANSACTIONS

In addition to all other protections under this Agreement, if, within any twelve (12) month period whilethe Agreement remains in effect, American Airlines Group or the Company sells, transfers or disposesof assets which, net of asset purchases or acquisitions during the same twelve (12) month period,constitute twenty percent (20%) or more of the value of the assets of the Company or American AirlinesGroup (the closing of any such transaction(s) which alone or in the aggregate satisfy the aforesaidpercentage being referred to as a Triggering Event), then:

1. In the event another air carrier (a Transferee) purchases or acquires any aircraft of the Companyor American Airlines Group as part of any transaction that constitutes a Triggering Event, the Unionshall determine, in its sole discretion, whether or not Flight Attendants from the American AirlinesSystem Seniority List (the Transferring Flight Attendants) shall transfer to the Transferee andwhich Flight Attendants shall transfer. The number of Transferring Flight Attendants shall bedetermined by calculating the average Flight Attendant staffing on a monthly basis over the priortwelve (12) months attributable to the aircraft transferred to the Transferee in connection with theTriggering Event; and

2. The Company and American Airlines Group shall require any Transferee to employ theTransferring Flight Attendants, with the integration of the Transferring Flight Attendants into theTransferees seniority list to be governed by the Union Merger Policy if both pre-transaction flightattendant groups are represented by the Union and otherwise by Sections 3 and 13 of the Allegheny-Mohawk LPPs.

F. FORCE MAJEURE AND BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION

1. This Section 1.E. shall not apply to: (1) transactions made necessary by circumstances over whichthe Company has no control, as defined in Section 1.F.3. below; (2) the retirement of aged assetsin the ordinary course of business; and (3) financing transactions such as sale-leasebacks where thetransferred assets continue to be used in the Companys operation.

2. If the Company is under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection during the duration of this Agreement,the Union agrees that the provisions of Section 1. E., as amended, will not apply until one (1) yearafter the implementation of a confirmed plan of reorganization in such Chapter 11 case.


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3. The Company will be excused from compliance with the provisions of this Section 1.E. to theextent that a circumstance over which the Company does not have control is the cause of an assetreduction below the levels guaranteed in Section 1.E. The term circumstance over which theCompany does not have control includes, without limitation: a natural disaster; labor disputegrounding of a substantial number of the Companys aircraft by government agency or by voluntaryaction by the Company for safety reasons in lieu thereof, which in either case could not be curedor avoided by the Company; reduction in flying operations because of suppliers being unable toprovide sufficient critical materials for the Companys operations; revocation of the Companysoperating certificate(s); war emergency; or acts of terrorism.

4. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 39 (Amendments to the Agreement) and Section 40(Duration), the Labor Protective Provisions provided for in 1.D and 1.E, herein shall not be reduced,delayed or otherwise diminished by American Airlines Group, the Company, the Union, nor anySuccessor to the Company or Union, for a period of up to and including three (3) years after thedate of any merger, acquisition, or partial transaction as described herein.

G. SEVERABILITY

Should any part or provision of the Agreement be rendered invalid by reason of any existing orsubsequently enacted legislation, such invalidation of any part or provision of this Agreement shall notinvalidate the remaining portions thereof, and they shall remain in full force and effect.

H. REMEDIES

1. The Company specifically agrees to arbitrate any grievance filed by the Union alleging violationof this Section on an expedited basis directly before the System Board of Adjustment sitting witha neutral member.

2. The dispute shall be heard expeditiously no later than thirty (30) days following the submission tothe System Board and decided expeditiously not later than thirty (30) days after the closing of thehearing, unless the parties agree otherwise in writing.


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SECTION 3 - COMPENSATION

A. Effective_________ a Flight Attendant on the payroll as a Flight Attendant shall be paid hourly ratesas follows for all credited hours: CO AGREED 9/18/14

Years ofService

Effective Date*

DOS DOS+12 DOS+24 DOS+36 DOS+48

1st year $23.28 $23.74 $24.22 $24.70 $25.44

2nd Year $24.69 $25.18 $25.69 $26.20 $26.99

3rd Year $26.27 $26.79 $27.33 $27.87 $28.71

4th year $27.97 $28.53 $29.10 $29.69 $30.58

5th Year $30.82 $31.43 $32.06 $32.70 $33.69

6th Year $34.90 $35.59 $36.31 $37.03 $38.14

7th Year $39.02 $39.80 $40.59 $41.40 $42.65

8th Year $40.26 $41.07 $41.89 $42.73 $44.01

9th Year $41.38 $42.20 $43.05 $43.91 $45.22

10th Year $42.92 $43.78 $44.65 $45.55 $46.91

11th Year $44.10 $44.99 $45.89 $46.80 $48.21

12th Year $46.21 $47.13 $48.07 $49.03 $50.50

13th Year $53.00 $54.06 $55.15 $56.25 $57.94

CO AGREED 9/18/14

*First day of the bid month

B. MINIMUM MONTHLY GUARANTEES

1. Each Lineholder shall receive a seventy-one (71) hour guarantee at her/his hourly rate. COAGREED 9/15/14

2. A Lineholder who voluntarily gives up a pairing(s) through the provisions of ETB (ElectronicTrade Board) or TTS to reduce her/his credited hours below seventy-one hours (71) shall haveher/his applicable guarantee reduced accordingly. CO AGREED 9/15/14

3. Each Reserve shall receive a seventy-five (75) hour guarantee at her/his hourly rate. CO AGREED9/15/14


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4. A Flight Attendant who is in active service for less than one (1) full month shall have her/hisminimum guarantee prorated as follows: CO AGREED 9/15/14

(Minimum Guarantee) (total number of days in the bid month) x the number of days on active status =Prorated Guarantee.

75 30 day month = 2.5 75 31 day month = 2.42

C. SENIOR PAY PREMIUMS

Aircraft Type Domestic International(IPD & NIPD)Non-Purser

IPD Purser

E190 $1.25 $1.25B737-800/900 $2.50 $2.50A319/A320 $2.50 $2.50MD80 $2.50 $2.50A321 $3.25 $3.25 $4.75*B757 $2.75 $3.75 $5.75B767 $3.25 $6.50 $7.50B777 $3.25 $6.50 $7.50B787 $3.25 $6.50 $7.50A330 $3.25 $6.50 $7.50A350 $3.25 $6.50 $7.50

CO AGREED 9/18/14

NOTE: rates shown are per hour

*Domestic 3-class trans-con

D. AFT PAY PREMIUMS

Aircraft Type Domestic International(IPD & NIPD)

B737-800/900 -- --A319/A320 -- --MD80 -- --A321 -- --B757 $1.00 $1.75B767 $1.00 $1.75B777 $1.00 $1.75B787 $1.00 $1.75A330 $1.00 $1.75A350 $1.00 $1.75

CO AGREED 9/18/14

NOTE: rates shown are per hour

E. HOLDING TIME


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1. A Flight Attendant may be required to remain on duty with passengers on the aircraft at originating,intermediate, and terminating stations. Such required time on duty shall be considered holdingtime and shall not be considered as flight time for the purpose of flight time limitations. COAGREED 9/15/14

2. At originating and intermediate stations when the ground time exceeds the scheduled ground timeby thirty (30) minutes, a Flight Attendant shall receive seven dollars ($7.00) per hour or fractionthereof, for all time spent with passengers, excluding ground time. CO AGREED 9/15/14

3. At crew change stations when required to remain with passengers while waiting for replacementsbeyond forty-five (45) minutes, a Flight Attendant shall receive seven dollars ($7.00) per hour orfraction thereof. CO AGREED 9/15/14

Holding Time Examples

Example 1)

Originating flight/originating crew scheduled departure - 0700; actual departure - 0735. A :35minute holding claim is applicable. The Flight Attendant would receive seven dollars ($7.00) ofground holding pay. CO AGREED 9/15/14

Example 2)

Through flight/through crew (no posted delay). Scheduled arrival - 0630; actual arrival - 0700;scheduled departure - 0715; actual departure - 0730. No holding claim results from this example;however, if the actual departure time would have been 0746 then a :31 minute holding claim wouldhave resulted. CO AGREED 9/15/14

Example 3)

Through flight/through crew (posted delay). Actual arrival - 0700; posted delay in departure time- 0720; actual departure - 0751. A :31 minute holding claim is applicable, i.e., holding pay istriggered :31 minutes after the posted departure. The Flight Attendant would receive seven dollars($7.00) of ground-holding pay. CO AGREED 9/15/14

Example 4)

Through flight/crew change (assuming late arrival of inbound flight). Holding claim triggered :31minutes after the posted departure. The Flight Attendant would receive seven dollars ($7.00) ofground-holding pay. CO AGREED 9/15/14

Example 5)

Originating flight/originating crew scheduled departure 0700; actual departure 0805. A 1:05minute holding claim is applicable. The Flight Attendant would receive two (2) hours of groundholding pay. The Flight attendant would receive fourteen dollars ($14.00) of ground-holding pay.CO AGREED 9/15/14

F. UNDERSTAFFING PAY

Should a flight be dispatched with fewer than the number of Flight Attendants required by the staffingparameters in Section 10 of this Agreement, each Flight Attendant working the flight will becompensated at the rate of ten dollars and fifty cents ($10.50) per credited hour, prorated to the nearest


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minute. In addition, the Flight Attendants operating these flights/sequences may use expedited serviceprocedures. CO AGREED 9/18/14

G. INTERNATIONAL PAY

1. A Flight Attendant on an International Premium Destination (IPD) sequence will receiveInternational Pay for all operating or deadheading segments scheduled in such sequence. COAGREED 9/15/14

2. A Flight Attendant will be paid three dollars ($3.00) for each hour or fraction thereof flown,prorated to the nearest minute, on Non-International Premium Destination (NIPD) flights. COAGREED 9/15/14

3. A Flight Attendant will be paid three dollars and seventy-five cents ($3.75) for each hour or fractionthereof flown, prorated to the nearest minute, on IPD sequences. CO AGREED 9/18/14

H. JURY DUTY PAY

1. If a Jury Duty summons is submitted to the Company before the PBS awards are final, a plannedabsence will be added for the day the Flight Attendant must appear/call in for jury duty and thefollowing day. The Flight Attendant will receive a daily credit at the rate of four hours fifteenminutes (4:15) pay and credit per day. CO AGREED 9/15/4

2. If a jury duty summons is submitted to the Company after PBS awards are final and such jury dutyassignment conflicts with a scheduled pairing, training day or day of availability the FlightAttendant will be paid at the daily rate for the day scheduled to appear/call in for jury duty and thefollowing day. CO AGREED 9/15/14

3. If the Flight Attendant is required to remain on call or is required to report for jury duty and theFlight Attendant is on duty or has a pairing conflict, the Flight Attendant will be paid the dailycredit for each day of the jury duty obligation. If a Flight Attendant is released from jury duty after1200, she/he shall be eligible for pay protection at the daily rate for the following day (assumingthe pairing that was given up was operated on such date) but not thereafter. CO AGREED 9/15/14

4. A Lineholder who is serving on jury duty for a full month will be paid to her/his applicable monthlymaximum. A Reserve serving on jury duty for a full month will be paid on the basis of pairingsmissed as described above. In no case would such Reserve be paid and credited less than her/hisapplicable monthly guarantee, and in no case more than her/his applicable monthly maximum. COAGREED 9/15/14

5. If, through any combination of a Flight Attendants scheduled duty with the Company and juryduty, she/he is not provided with at least one (1) calendar day off in seven (7), such Flight Attendantshall have the right to move her/his scheduled day(s) off as necessary to provide the requiredminimum one (1) day off. CO AGREED 9/15/14

I. DRUG TESTING

A Flight Attendant will be paid fifteen dollars ($15.00) for each random drug or alcohol test she/he isrequired to undergo after her/his release from duty. There will be no credit associated with the test orthe payment. CO AGREED 9/15/14


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J. FOREIGN LANGUAGE SPEAKER PREMIUM PAY

1. A Speaker Flight Attendant will be paid at two dollars ($2.00) an hour, prorated to the nearestminute, in addition to any other pay and applicable premiums, for all credit hours on any flightsegment requiring her/his language skills. The Speaker premium will apply to all hours ondeadhead flights. CO AGREED 9/18/14

2. International premium of three dollars ($3.00) or three dollars seventy-five cents ($3.75) an hour,as applicable, in addition to the Speaker premium of two dollars ($2.00) an hour, shall apply toInternational segments for which the Flight Attendants language skills are required. CO AGREED9/18/14

3. A Speaker Flight Attendant, qualified in the language specified for the required Speaker positionson a flight segment, who is on the flight but not filling a required Speaker position, will be paidtwo dollars ($2.00) an hour, prorated to the nearest minute, in addition to any other pay andapplicable premiums, for all credit hours on any segment matching her/his language skills. COAGREED 9/18/14

K. HOLIDAY PAY

In addition to all other compensation, a Flight Attendant working on a sequence which touches aCompensated Holiday, i.e., Thanksgiving Day, December 25th (Christmas Day) and/or January 1st(New Years Day), shall be paid seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per holiday. CO AGREED 9/18/14

L. PREMIUMS FOR PAID TIME OFF

Flight Attendants who are on sick leave, bereavement leave, settling days or jury duty are not entitledto senior, aft lead, galley, Speaker, CRAF or International premiums. Flight Attendants will receiveeach applicable senior, aft lead, galley, Speaker, CRAF and International pay premium for vacationhours only if the credit hours in her/his primary line or PBS award, as applicable, are inclusive of 100%of any single premium(s), e.g. 100% Speaker, 100% senior, 100% aft lead, etc. CO AGREED 9/18/14

M. ATC HOLD/ACTUAL "OUT" TIME (CODE 59)

1. Pay and Credit for Delayed Engine Start. When the captain elects to delay starting engines due toquoted takeoff delays, flight time, at the option of the captain, will be considered to begin at thetime the aircraft would normally have departed. Such delay time is not included in block hourlimitations as defined in Article 7.J., however, it shall apply for pay and credit purposes andmonthly credited time. Pay and credit under this provision shall not run concurrently with theholding time compensation as provided in Article 3.I. CO AGREED 9/18/14

2. Actual Out Time (Code 59). In the following delay situations, flight time pay and credit foraffected Flight Attendants will begin prior to the actual out time based on the time established bythe Captain as provided herein, and the affected Flight Attendants will receive the greater of thescheduled block to block time or the delay time plus actual block time. In addition, such delay timewill not be included in the block hour calculations as provided in Article 7.J., nor will flight timepay and credit as defined below, run concurrently with any holding time or ground timecompensations as provided in by Article 3.J., of this Agreement. CO AGREED 9/18/14

a. In the event of a delay at the gate awaiting pushback, powerback or taxiout due to airportcongestion caused by other aircraft or vehicular traffic, flight time pay and credit will begin at


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the time the aircraft was ready for immediate departure in all respects except for clearance fromramp or ground control, as determined by the Captain. CO AGREED 9/18/14

b. In the event of a delay at the gate caused by the de-icing of the aircraft performed at the gate,flight time pay and credit will begin at the time the aircraft was ready for immediate departurein all respects except for clearance from ramp or ground control, as determined by the Captain.CO AGREED 9/18/14

c. In the event maintenance is performed on the aircraft after departure from the gate but prior totake-off, and thereafter take-off is performed without returning to the gate, flight time pay andcredit will begin from the original time of departure from the gate, including the time spentwhile having maintenance performed. In addition, in the event the aircraft taxis or is towedfrom the gate to have maintenance performed and thereafter performs a take-off withoutreturning to a gate, flight time pay and credit will begin from the original time of taxi or towfrom the gate, including the time spent while having maintenance performed. CO AGREED9/18/14

d. In the event of a delay at the gate awaiting pushback, powerback or taxiout due to congestionwith deicing operations off the gate, flight time pay and credit will begin at the time the aircraftwas ready for immediate departure in all respects except for clearance from ramp or groundcontrol, as determined by the Captain. CO AGREED 9/18/14

N. DIVERSION PAY

When a flight is diverted and the aircraft is not blocked in at a gate, and/or passenger egress isprohibited, each Flight Attendant shall receive full flight time pa y and credit for all such time onboard. Such flight time will not be included in the block hour calculation as provided in Section XXof the Basic Agreement nor will flight time pay and credit run concurrently with any holding time orground time compensation as provided in Section XX of this Agreement. CO AGREED 9/18/14

O. MONTHLY METHOD OF PAY

1. Flight Attendants shall be paid semimonthly (24 pay checks per year) on the 15th and 30th of eachmonth except as specified below in Paragraph P.3. CO AGREED 9/18/14

2. A Flight Attendants pay on the thirtieth (30th) of the month shall be equal to thirty-seven and onehalf (37.5) hours (one half of Reserve Guarantee). The balance of pay due will be paid on thefifteenth (15th) of the following month. CO AGREED 9/18/14

3. If the 30th pay date falls on a weekend or a banking holiday, the pay date will become the precedingbusiness day. If the 15th falls on a weekend or banking holiday, the pay date will become thefollowing business day. CO AGREED 9/18/14

4. Provided the Company continues to distribute Flight Attendant paychecks, pay advices and payrollsummaries via the U.S. Mail, a reasonable effort will be made to place such documents into themail system within three (3) days prior to the applicable pay date. Upon an employees request, astop payment will be placed for any check not received by the 3rd business day following the paydate. A replacement check or pay card will be issued within forty eight (48) hours of a stop paymentrequest. CO AGREED 9/18/14

5. A Flight Attendant may, upon completion of the proper forms provided by the Company, elect toreceive her/his pay through pay card or direct deposit to the financial institution of her/his choice


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(subject to such financial institution being capable of receiving direct deposit). CO AGREED9/18/14

6. The Company reserves the right to mandate electronic pay stubs, pay summaries, direct deposit,pay cards and W-2s in those states which allow any or all options. Should pay stubs and summariesbe issued electronically, the Company will provide twelve (12) months of history provided thesystem allows for the retention of data for twelve (12) months. CO AGREED 9/18/14

7. The Company shall make payroll deductions consistent with the applicable law and the provisionsof Paragraph Q., below. CO AGREED 9/18/14

P. PAY DISCREPANCIES

1. When there is a shortage equivalent to two (2) hours of pay or less in a Flight Attendants paycheck,such amount shall be added to his/her next check once the matter is resolved. CO AGREED9/18/14

2. When there is a shortage equivalent to more than two (2) hours of pay but not exceeding five (5)hours of pay, such amount shall be issued through a special check, if requested, and mailed to theFlight Attendant by U.S. Mail, within five (5) days following resolution of the matter. Uponrequest, the Flight Attendant may make arrangements to pick up a payroll card at a domicile or acheck at the Corporate payroll office. CO AGREED 9/18/14

3. When there is a shortage exceeding five (5) hours of pay in a Flight Attendants paycheck, andonce such matter has been resolved, a special check or pay card will be issued if requested, andforwarded to the Flight Attendant by overnight mail, except where the shortage is due to the FlightAttendants negligence or mistake. Upon request, the Flight Attendant may make arrangements topick up a payroll card at a domicile or a check at the Corporate payroll office. CO AGREED9/18/14

4. The above Paragraph Q.3 shall not apply to payroll irregularities of a system or domicile natureinvolving multiple employees; however, in such circumstances, the Company will make everyreasonable effort to expedite the necessary corrective action. CO AGREED 9/18/14

Q. OVERPAYMENTS

1. If a Flight Attendant is overpaid, her/his options shall be one of the following:

a. A new check shall be written immediately, or as soon as practicable, unless the Flight Attendantalready cashed the paycheck. CO AGREED 9/18/14

b. Reimburse the Company the total amount that she/he was overpaid. CO AGREED 9/18/14

c. Reimburse the Company through payroll deductions spread equally over two (2) months foroverpayments less than or equal to $250.00 and over four (4) months for overpayments greaterthan $250.00. CO AGREED 9/18/14

2. Upon request of the Flight Attendant, the Company shall meet with her/him and review the payroll


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records substantiating the overpayment. CO AGREED 9/18/14

R. Flight Attendants shall be transitioned to the payroll schedule specified in this Section. Such FlightAttendants will be given a minimum of ninety days notice prior to the bid month of the transition. COAGREED 9/18/14


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SECTION 4 - EXPENSES

A. PER DIEM

1. A Flight Attendant shall be paid expenses for meals for each trip hour, prorated to the nearestminute, in accordance with the following rates: (Agreed Company Comprehensive 9.18.14)

Effective Date Domestic International$2.10 $2.40

1/1/2017 $2.15 $2.451/1/2019 $2.20 $2.50

2. International expenses shall apply to all service to and from international destinations.

Examples: 1) CLT-PHL-BDA: The PHL-BDA segment would pay internationalexpenses. UNION AGREED 5/14/14

2) MIA-GIG-MIA: All segments would pay international expenses. UNIONAGREED 5/14/14

3. A Flight Attendant assigned to training away from her/his crew base shall be paid expenses formeals at the above rates per hour for all hours away from her/his crew base including the check-in/check-out time for the deadhead to/from recurrent training.(Agreed Company Comprehensive9.18.14)

4. A Flight Attendant awarded or assigned to training at her/his crew base, shall be paid per diem forall actual hours in training, excluding Distance Learning. (Agreed Company Comprehensive9.18.14)

5. Per diem will not apply to Distance Learning. CO AGREED 5/13/14

6. A Flight Attendant, when away from her/his crew base at places other than regular system layoverstations, shall be paid reasonable actual expenses for meals or the above rates for each trip hour,whichever is greater. CO AGREED 5/13/14

7. If a Flight Attendant is assigned a trip while on Reserve standby, the Flight Attendant shall receiveper diem from the commencement of Reserve standby until the Flight Attendant is released inher/his crew base at the end of the assigned sequence. (Agreed Company Comprehensive9.18.14)

B. SPECIAL

1. A Flight Attendant assigned by the Company to duty away from her/his crew base on a temporaryor special basis, such as recruitment or publicity/promotional assignments, shall be reimbursed forall reasonable actual expenses incurred, substantiated by receipts when required. CO AGREED5/13/14

2. If such duty assignment is to exceed seven (7) nights, the Company will advance the Flight


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Attendant reasonable estimated expenses. Such a request must be made in writing to Flight Serviceat least five (5) business days before the scheduled departure. If the Flight Attendant is given lessthan five (5) business days notice of the assignment, the Flight Attendant may request an advanceand shall receive the advance as soon as practicable. For an assignment of less than seven (7) days,the Company shall consider issuing the advance on a case by case basis. CO AGREED 5/13/14

C. CREW MEALS

1. Crew meals will be provided to Flight Attendants working an International Premium Destination(IPD) sequence originating at PHL and/or CLT. Such meals will be the same as those provided tothe Pilots working the flight. (Agreed Company Comprehensive 9.18.14)

2. Crew meals will be provided when the flight time (block hours) is scheduled to exceed twelve (12)hours. Such crew meals on these flights will consist of the following: (Agreed CompanyComprehensive 9/18/14)

a. Long-Range:Business Class Entre/First Class Bulk Salad/Main Cabin Follow-On

b. Extended Long Range:Business Class Entre/First Class Bulk Salad with Main Cabin tray set-upMain Cabin Entree with Main Cabin tray set-up(Agreed Company Comprehensive 9.18.14)

D. PARKING

1. All Flight Attendants, local based and commuting, shall receive a Company paid parking permit at:

a. such Flight Attendants base; or (Agreed Comprehensive Proposal I v.7, 8/14/14)

b. the American or American Eagle station of the Flight Attendants choice. (AgreedComprehensive Proposal I v.7, 8/14/14)

c. At base stations with multiple airports, stickers or permits may be issued for one (1) or alllocations upon request. If insufficient permits are available to provide one for each FlightAttendant desiring them, permits will be assigned in system seniority order at each issuancedate. (CO AGREED 6/5/14)

2. To the extent that a Flight Attendant does not receive a permit as provided in paragraph 1. above,then the Company will reimburse the Flight Attendant for parking expenses up to the amount ofthe cost of such permits at the Flight Attendants base. For example, a Flight Attendant is based atDFW and desires a parking permit at SAN. Permits are not available at SAN. The Flight Attendantis entitled to be reimbursed for parking expenses up to an amount equal to the cost of parkingpermits at the Flight Attendants base, which is DFW. (Agreed Comprehensive Proposal I v.7,8/14/14)

3. To the extent that a Flight Attendant desires to purchase a second parking permit, such purchasewill be permitted. The Company will pay for the less expensive of the two permits that the FlightAttendant receives. For example a MIA based Flight Attendant has a DFW permit, but also desires


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a MIA parking permit. The Flight Attendant can obtain both permits, and the Company will payfor the less expensive of the two. (Agreed Comprehensive Proposal I v.7, 8/14/14)

4. The Flight Attendant shall make the election to change her/his parking allowance upon changingcrew bases or residence of record. (Union Agreed 6/10/14)

5. CLAIM FORM SUBMITTAL

In accordance with Company policy, expense claims must be submitted within sixty (60) days ofthe occurrence. UNION AGREED 5/14/14


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SECTION 5 - MOVING EXPENSES

A. QUALIFYING FOR EXPENSES

The Company shall provide a paid move from a Flight Attendants residence under the followingcircumstances:

1. Original vacancies upon opening of a new crew base or reestablished crew base, or new vacanciescreated within the first twelve (12) months after crew base opening.

2. Crew base closure.

3. Displacements from crew bases for any reason.

4. A Flight Attendant recalled to a crew base other than the crew base from which she/he wasfurloughed shall be paid moving expenses if she/he accepts the first recall to which she/he iseligible.

5. If a Flight Attendant on a leave of absence, or any inactive status, would have otherwise beenentitled to a paid move, she/he will be entitled to such a paid move upon return to active status.Time on a leave of absence in excess of thirty (30) days will not be counted for purposes of thethree (3) year time limit as specified in Paragraph E.1., below.

B. ALLOWABLE EXPENSES

Moving expenses for Paragraph A., above, shall be arranged and paid for by the Company in accordancewith the following:

1. Reasonable actual moving expenses (not to exceed one hundred and ten percent (110%) of moversestimate) for household and personal effects up to sixteen thousand (16,000) pounds excludingboats, boat trailers, camping and utility trailers that cannot be transported in the movers van,lumber, cordwood and similarly unusual items.

2. Covered expenses will include the cost of packing, crating, unpacking, disconnection andreconnection of appliances (appliances will consist of the following: stove, microwave, convectionoven, washer, dryer, refrigerator, television and antenna, computer equipment [excluding ISP],deep freeze and air conditioner).

3. Movement of more than sixteen thousand (16,000) pounds will be considered on an individualbasis.

4. Storage reimbursement up to thirty (30) days.

5. Insurance up to $3.50 per pound.

6. Expenses for vehicle moving shall be paid at twenty-five cents ($.25) per mile for one (1) or two(2) vehicles, provided they are registered in the name of the Flight Attendant, Flight Attendantsspouse, domestic partner and/or Flight Attendants dependent(s), for a distance no greater than theshortest American Auto Association mileage between crew bases from which and to which she/heis being transferred. Expenses will be provided as specified in Paragraph D. 5. below. Such car(s)must be moved within one hundred eighty (180) days of the move of household effects to be eligible


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for reimbursement under this provision. Verification of travel must be provided, using either datedgas or toll receipts, or service station odometer vouchers. Reimbursement for parking and tolls willbe provided if substantiated by receipts. If the distance between crew bases is greater than onethousand two hundred (1,200) miles, the Flight Attendant may elect to ship up to two (2) vehiclesby car carrier. The total number of vehicles covered under either option shall not exceed two (2).

7. A Flight Attendant who resides in a single unit mobile home will receive, in lieu of the movementof household goods in B.1.and B.3., reasonable actual expenses including, but not limited to thecost of packing household goods within the unit and unblocking at the present location and blockingand unpacking household goods at the new location, and insurance for the transport of such mobilehome. Such Flight Attendant will be eligible for all other expenses specified in this Section. TheCompany will pay for normal hook up of gas and/or electricity excluding any deposit requirementsor rewiring of utility lines to the mobile home location. The Flight Attendant is responsible forroad-worthy conditions, necessary road repairs and compliance with state and local laws.

8. In the event a Flight Attendant who qualifies for a paid move in accordance with this Section mustbreak her/his lease, the Company shall reimburse the Flight Attendant for lease cancellation feesand for up to one (1) months rent and the non-refundable security deposit provided the FlightAttendant does not renew the lease beyond the lease expiration date in effect on the effective dateof the displacement. To obtain reimbursement, the Flight Attendant must attach the followingdocuments to the relocation reimbursement form submitted to the Company:

a. Copy of the original lease.

b. Copy of the letter notifying the landlord of the intention to terminate the lease.

c. Written confirmation from the landlord outlining the fees collected for lease cancellation.

The Company will not reimburse penalties or expenses incurred as a result of the following:forfeiture of deposit for damages or other causes, failure to provide the landlord with written noticeof intent to vacate, damage, repair, or vacating condition requirements.

C. HOUSE FINDING FOR COMPANY PAID MOVES

A Flight Attendant will be given passes in accordance with the Companys Relocation policy.

D. SETTLING DAYS

1. Upon request, the Company shall provide a Flight Attendant with five (5) consecutive calendardays free of all duty, three (3) days of which shall be paid and credited at the value of a variableminimum day as specified in Section 11, Hours of Service, for the purpose of relocating. A FlightAttendant claiming settling days will not be eligible for any premium pay. A Lineholder shall notbe responsible for making up any lost time due to trips missed that were dropped from the FlightAttendants line, including any adjustments made prior to the award of settling days.

2. The request for settling days pursuant to Paragraph D.1., above, must be made in advance to CrewScheduling and the Company will honor the five (5) days requested by the Flight Attendant,provided adequate reserve coverage is available on such days.

3. In the event the Company is able to grant the settling days requested by the Flight Attendant,payment for such settling days will be in accordance with Paragraph D.1., above.


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4. In the event the Company is unable to grant the specific settling days requested by the FlightAttendant, alternate settling days will be provided as close to the days initially requested by theFlight Attendant, and settling expenses as specified in Paragraph D.5., below will be paid until suchfive (5) consecutive calendar days free from all duty are given.

5. Settling and en-route expenses will consist of reasonable actual expenses, when substantiated byreceipts for a Flight Attendant and her/his family members incurred for meals, lodging andtelephone calls. Extraordinary expenses will be allowed as circumstances indicate.

6. The provisions of Paragraphs D.1. through D.5., above, shall not be utilized to reduce subsequentdays off.

E. GENERAL

The payment of moving expenses shall be subject to the following conditions:

1. The move must be completed within three (3) years of the effective date of the transfer. The dateof the move will be the date the mover loads the household effects where the move originates.

2. The Flight Attendants new residence (as defined in Paragraph H. below) must be located withintwo hundred (200) miles of the Flight Attendants new crew base. If another employee group isallowed greater than two hundred (200) miles, the greater distance will be extended to FlightAttendants.

3. The distance between the Flight Attendants old residence and the new residence must be the lesserof: (x) fifty (50) miles, or (y) fifty percent (50%) of the distance between the crew base from whichand to which the Flight Attendant is being transferred.

4. A Flight Attendant who has been granted a Company paid move prior to the date of signing of thisAgreement shall be governed by the provisions of the applicable collective bargaining agreementin effect at the time the Flight Attendant became eligible for the Company paid move.

5. When mutually agreeable, the above limitations may be extended due to unusual circumstances.

6. In the event a Flight Attendant becomes eligible for moving expenses under this Section 5 morethan one time prior to exercising her/his right to expenses for the first event triggering sucheligibility, then such Flight Attendant may receive expenses for no more than one (1) move underthis Section. When such Flight Attendant elects to move, she/he shall notify the Company whichof the displacement events for which she/he is eligible in accordance with Paragraph A, above,shall be used for expense reimbursement under this Paragraph.

F. VOLUNTARY TRANSFERS

1. A Flight Attendant transferred from one crew base to another at her/his own request or as a resultof a priority return will bear her/his own expenses, except free available space on Companytransportation facilities for the shipping of personal belongings shall be furnished to the extentpermitted by law.

2. Upon Flight Attendant request, the Company shall provide a Flight Attendant who voluntarilytransfers to another crew base with five (5) consecutive calendar days free of all duty for the


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purpose of relocating. Such settling days shall be provided subject to coverage requirements, butshall not be subject to payment for time lost or any expenses incurred.

G. NEW HIRES

Upon completion of initial Flight Attendant training and until five (5) consecutive settling days, asprovided in Paragraph D.1., above, are completed, the Company shall provide Flight Attendants withthe following:

1. Acceptable hotel accommodations in accordance with Section 6.

2. Per diem at the applicable rate provided in Section 4, Expenses. The foregoing per diem shall beoffset by per diem paid while on duty.

H. DEFINITIONS

Residence shall mean residential property occupied by the Flight Attendant and will not apply tocommercial property, vacation property, or unimproved property. Residential property for purposes ofthis Paragraph shall mean urban, suburban, or rural property that the Flight Attendant occupies asher/his residence. Any crops, livestock, implements, or commercial undertakings that may beassociated or contained on such premises will not be subject to these provisions. Further, when acommercial enterprise is an integral part of the Flight Attendants residence or the property on whichit is situated, these provisions will not apply.


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SECTION 6 - CREW ACCOMMODATIONS

A. UNION HOTEL COMMITTEE

1. A Hotel/Motel/Transportation Committee, made up of representatives of the APFA and theCompany, will be established and shall meet as needed to review and resolve all Flight Attendantfeedback relating to lodging accommodations and transportation for Flight Attendants. AGREED5/13/14

2. Guidelines for the selection of hotels, motels and transportation shall include the safety and securityof the transportation vehicles, rooms and hotel locations; the cleanliness and quietness of theaccommodations, and the adequacy of the eating facilities. The following procedures will be usedin the selection of hotel/motel accommodations and associated transportation: AGREED 5/13/14

a. The APFA's National Hotel Coordinator and/or her/his designee(s) will meet quarterly with therepresentatives of the Company, or more frequently, if needed, to review the suitability ofhotel/motel accommodations and associated transportation for Flight Attendants. The partiesintend that the APFA's National Hotel Department representative(s) be given the opportunityto consult with and make recommendations to the Company on the selection and suitability ofaccommodations and associated transportation. AGREED 5/13/14

b. When changing or selecting accommodations, the Company will prepare a list of hotels/motelsbeing considered and provide such list to the APFA. If requested, the Company will alsoprovide a list of all companies from whom bids were requested and all companies whosubmitted bids. Lists provided to the APFA will not include any details or pricing information.The APFA will have the opportunity to add facilities to the list of those being considered. Theparties will jointly inspect the proposed facilities (including any added to the list by the APFA).The Company will provide the APFA with a minimum of ten (10) days notice of any city orcities to be reviewed. AGREED 5/13/14

c. The Company will consider all recommendations of the APFA and then select the facility tobe used from those that are mutually acceptable to the Company and the APFA. It is the intentof the parties that representatives of the Company and the APFA's National Hotel Departmentreach agreement on the selection of the hotel/motel accommodations. If, however, there are nomutually acceptable facilities, the Company and the President of the APFA (or her/hisdesignee) will meet to attempt to agree on a facility. If the Company and the President of theAPFA (or her/his designee) cannot reach agreement, the Company will make the finaldetermination. AGREED 5/13/14

d. If the Company receives a report from the APFA's National Hotel Department of a problemwith a facility or associated transportation arrangement, the Company will promptly investigatethe reported problem and respond to the APFA within fifteen (15) calendar days on the resultsof its investigation and the actions being taken to resolve the problems that are confirmed bythe Company. AGREED 5/13/14

e. Subject to the limitations of Paragraph 2.b. above, the Company and the APFA National HotelDepartment will make available to each other all information reasonably calculated to assist indecisions regarding hotel/motel accommodations, including but not limited to any reportsreceived from Flight Attendants. AGREED 5/13/14


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3. The Company will make every effort to avoid delays in room assignments at all hotels/motels.AGREED 5/13/14

4. The Union Hotel Committee Chairperson, or her/his designee, shall be released from duty to inspectany hotels contemplated under this Section. When the Company requests that a Union HotelCommittee member conduct hotel inspections in lieu of sending a Company representative, anypay lost because of the release from duty shall be paid by the Company and the Hotel Committeemember shall be provided with positive space on-line transportation to conduct the hotel inspection.Otherwise, the Union shall be responsible for the Hotel Committee members flight pay loss. TheCompany shall provide positive space transportation for one (1) Union Hotel Committee memberfor all hotel inspections. AGREED 5/14/14

B. LODGING

1. The Company shall provide a comfortable, safe and clean single occupancy hotel room to a FlightAttendant when:

a. a Flight Attendant has a scheduled or unscheduled layover; AGREED 5/13/14

b. scheduled ground time exceeds four (4) hours (block to block); AGREED 5/13/14

c. unscheduled ground time is projected to exceed four (4) hours (block to block); UNIONAGREED 5/15/15

d. on an On-Duty All Nighter (ODAN) pairing with ground time of four (4) hours or more, blockto block, the room will be scheduled when the pairing is constructed. AGREED 5/13/14

2. A Flight Attendant on a sequence containing an ODAN (On-Duty All Nighter) duty pairing shallbe provided overnight accommodations at an airport hotel if one exists and provided such propertyis consistent with the comparable properties used for short overnights. If an airport hotel is notavailable, the Company shall work with the Union Hotel Committee to select a suitable hotel forsuch ODANs as close to the airport as possible. (Agreed Comprehensive Proposal I v.7, 8/4/14)(Modified 9/19/14)

3. In selecting hotels, the Company and the Union Hotel Committee shall consider the following:

a. Hotels with twenty-four (24) hour restaurants or room service with discounted crew menus ortwenty-four (24) hour transportation service to nearby restaurants; AGREED 5/13/14

b. Hotels with rooms for Flight Attendants as follows: on the second or higher floor, on the samefloor, with queen or king-size beds, with doors that open to an indoor hallway and are removedfrom elevators, ice machines, and other noise sources, and have effective sound-proofing; areaway from stairwells and emergency exit doors; with effective blackout curtains, self-controlled quiet heating and air conditioning systems and on non-smoking floors (individualcrew members may request to be assigned to smoking rooms based on availability); AGREED5/13/14

c. Availability of a separate crew sign-in sheet and crew rooms that will be immediately availableupon arrival of the crew; AGREED 5/13/14


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d. Hotels with unblocked telephones, free local calls, no charge for making toll-free calls and nolong distance access charges, free hairdryers, coffee-makers, irons and ironing-boards;AGREED 5/13/14

e. Free high-speed or Wi-Fi internet access; AGREED 5/13/14

f. Safe and secure transportation for the crew members and their luggage; AGREED 5/13/14

g. Hotels with adequate guest security; AGREED 5/13/14

h. Hotels with exercise facilities; AGREED 5/13/14

i. Responsiveness to concerns raised; AGREED 5/13/14

j. Problems with current renovation or construction; and, AGREED 5/13/14

k. Non-stop transportation to and from the airport. AGREED 5/13/14

4. In the event that regularly assigned lodging is not available or if the crew is diverted to other thanthe scheduled layover, the Company shall provide other like lodging. If the Company is not ableto secure like lodging, the Flight Attendant will be allowed reasonable, actual expenses for otherlike lodging, substantiated by a receipt. AGREED 5/13/14

5. If a hotel with an existing contract is undergoing renovation or construction, the Union HotelCommittee and the Company will, upon request of the Union, meet to determine the suitability ofthe hotel in situations where the renovation interferes with crew rest or safety. AGREED 5/13/14

6. Flight Attendants will be offered the same hotel list as Pilots unless the Union Hotel Committeeobjects to a particular hotel, in which case Paragraph B.8., above, will apply. AGREED 5/14/14(MODIFIED 9/19/14)

C. TRANSPORTATION

1. The Company shall provide transportation at all layover stations. AGREED 5/13/14

2. At points other than the Flight Attendants crew base, where the Companys scheduled orprearranged transportation is not available within twenty (20) minutes after such is requested bythe Flight Attendant, the Flight Attendant will be authorized to take alternate transportation to thehotel. On overnights scheduled for less than ten hours and thirty minutes (10:30), transportationshall be available within ten (10) minutes and the twenty (20) minute wait set forth above shall notapply. AGREED 5/13/14

a. The expense for the transportation shall be paid by the hotel; or AGREED 5/13/14

b. If the hotel refuses to pay for alternate transportation, the Flight Attendant shall pay for thetransportation and be reimbursed by the Company or the Company may provide a cabvoucher. AGREED 5/13/14

c. Reimbursement shall be made on the paycheck containing the pay exceptions for the monthfollowing the submission of the expense. The Company may require receipts to be submittedfrom a Flight Attendant seeking reimbursement. AGREED 5/13/14


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3. When authorized by Crew Schedule, actual expenses for round-trip cab transportation within aninety (90) minute radius of the airport will be allowed when substantiated by appropriate receiptswhen a Flight Attendant is called to duty, and agrees to report with less than two (2) hours noticeprior to the scheduled departure of a flight. Exceptions will be considered on an individual basis.In lieu of cab transportation, the Company will reimburse reasonable expenses for short-termparking (i.e., daily parking if available; if not available hourly parking). AGREED 5/13/14

4. At a crew base, a Flight Attendant will be allowed actual transportation charges substantiated byreceipts if the flight on which she/he is assigned terminates between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. as aresult of late operation. AGREED 5/13/14

5. At a crew base where there is an employee bus service scheduled, a Flight Attendant will be allowedactual parking charges for a non-premium public parking area when substantiated by a receipt ifthe employee bus transportation is not available (not scheduled to operate) during periods whenflights terminate or originate including the reporting period. AGREED 5/13/14

D. GENERAL

1. A Flight Attendant will not be required to provide a credit card in order to check-in to the hotel.AGREED 5/13/14

2. Each Flight Attendant shall pay for any incidental charges (e.g., telephone calls, in-room movierental, etc.) prior to checking out of the hotel. All expenses (e.g., restaurant, lounge, room service,laundry/dry cleaning, etc.) must be paid at the time the services are rendered unless creditarrangements have been individually established by the Flight Attendant with the hotel upon check-in. It is the Flight Attendants responsibility to resolve any discrepancies in incidental charges atthe time of check-out. AGREED 5/14/14

3. Hotels, hotel phone numbers, van/limo service providers and van/limo service phone numbers willbe listed in the bid packet and the Crew Management System. In the event there is a change inlayover accommodations, the Flight Attendant shall be notified of the change as soon as possible.A Reserve Flight Attendant who has been advised to proceed directly to the gate area for a trip shallbe notified of her/his crew accommodations and van/limo service provider prior to departure.AGREED 5/13/14

4. The Company shall arrange for crew hotels to provide an appropriate crew meal on Thanksgiving,Christmas Day and New Years Day, in the event on-site or local restaurants are closed. AGREED5/13/14

5. Crew Schedule will not release information to third parties concerning the Flight Attendantsschedule unless authorized by the Flight Attendant. The Flight Attendant is responsible forproviding hotel locations and phone numbers to her/his family members. In cases of emergency,Crew Schedule will relay messages to Flight Attendants as soon as possible. AGREED 5/13/14

6. If a Flight Attendant chooses not to stay at her/his assigned hotel, she/he must advise CrewSchedule no later than one (1) hour after the release time of the duty period and must provide acontact number where she/he can be reached. This provision will only apply to destinations outsidethe contiguous United States as long as a toll free number is provided for those destinations. If atoll free number is not provided, the Flight Attendant must notify another crew member on thepairing. AGREED 5/13/14


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7. A Flight Attendant assigned to the same hotel for two (2) or three (3) consecutive nights mustcheck in and out daily prior to a commencing a duty period, except while on a TDY assignment.AGREED 5/13/14

E. FLIGHT ATTENDANT CREW LOUNGES

1. The Company shall provide a crew lounge at each crew base. AGREED 5/13/14

2. The crew lounge at each crew base shall be clean, properly lighted, properly heated and airconditioned, well ventilated, and contain chairs, tables, computers and telephones. AGREED5/13/14

3. The Company will consult with the Union Hotel Committee when establishing a new FlightAttendant lounge or making a major change to an existing Flight Attendant lounge. AGREED5/13/14


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SECTION 7 UNIFORMS

A. A newly employed Flight Attendant will be required to purchase her/his initial set of required uniformitems:

1. FEMALE REQUIRED UNIFORM LIST Union Agreed 9/18/14Jackets (2)Short Sleeve Jacket (1)Sweaters (2) (Choice of Cardigan and/or Shell)Bottoms (4) (Choice of Skirts, Pants or one-piece Dress, if applicable)Tops (5) (Choice of Long and Short Sleeve Shirts or Dress Top)

Serving Garment (2)Leather Belt with Buckle (1)Neckwear (2)All-Weather Coat (1) **Lightweight Raincoat (1) **Flight Tote Bag (1)Luggage (1) 22 inch Expandable Rollaboard

Wings (2) *

2. MALE REQUIRED UNIFORM LISTJackets (2)Sweaters (2) (Choice of Cardigan and/or Mock Turtleneck)Vest (1)Trousers (4)Shirts (5) (Choice of Long and Short Sleeve Shirts)

Tie (2) (clip-on optional)Serving Garment (2)Leather Belt with Buckle (1)All-Weather Coat (1) **Lightweight Raincoat (1) **Flight Tote Bag (1)Luggage (1) 22 inch Expandable Rollaboard

Wings (2) *

*The initial sets of wings required to be worn by a Flight Attendant will be furnished by theCompany at no cost. Damaged wings will be replaced by the Company at no cost.

**The parties may mutually agree to substitute an All Season Coat for the All Weather Coat andLightweight Raincoat

B. Any additional required item(s) required by the Company as part of the uniform shall be incorporatedinto the Required Uniform List(s). Union Agreed 9/18/14

C. Additional items not considered as required items may be approved uniform items and may be availablefor purchase and not eligible for replacement. A Flight Attendant at her/his option may use uniformdollars to buy additional items. CO AGREED 9/18/14


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D. UNIFORM DOLLARS

1. A Flight Attendant will earn uniform dollars based on the number of paid hours in the previouscalendar year to be used in the subsequent year. Each January, beginning in January 2017, theCompany will credit Flight Attendant uniform dollars based on the following scale: Union Agreed9/18/14

Paid Hours Uniform Dollars> 960 $250721 - 960 $225481 - 720 $175200 - 480 $125Less than 200 $0

2. Any unused uniform dollars will roll over to the following year to be used for items in ParagraphA, above, excluding 3., below. CO AGREED 9/18/14

3. The Company will pay for the replacement of the following items for normal wear and tear. COAGREED 9/18/14

a. Luggage will be eligible for replacement at no cost to the Flight Attendant every three (3) years.CO AGREED 9/18/14

b. A coat(s) will be eligible for replacement at no cost to the Flight Attendant every five (5) years.CO AGREED 9/18/14

E. UNIFORM REPLACEMENT

1. In the event of a complete or partial change, the Company will pay for the replacement of theapplicable Required Uniform Items listed in Paragraph A, above. CO AGREED 9/18/14

2. The Company shall bear all shipping costs (delivery/return) for the purchase or replacement ofitems on the Required Uniform List. CO AGREED 5/13/14

3. Serving garments and overnight bags will be furnished on a loan basis, if needed, while the FlightAttendant obtains a replacement. CO AGREED 5/13/14

4. In the event a Flight Attendant who has received a replacement item terminates her/hisemployment, such items shall be returned to the Company. CO AGREED 5/13/14

F. Reasonable uniform alteration costs, with the submission of a receipt, will be reimbursed by theCompany. CO AGREED 9/18/14

F. During periods of uniform changeover, commensurate with the adequacy of facilities, the Companywill do all possible to have the Flight Attendant uniform fittings accomplished at the Flight Attendant'shome base airport. Union Agreed 9/18/14


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G. The Company will loan two (2) maternity uniforms to a pregnant Flight Attendant who is unable towear her regular uniform. Such Flight Attendant may choose from maternity outfits, e.g., tops, slacks,or dress. Maternity uniforms shall be returned to the Company cleaned and pressed within sixty (60)days after the commencement of the maternity leave of absence. Absent mitigating circumstances suchas bed rest recommended by a physician, if a Flight Attendant does not return the maternity uniformsby the deadline and in the condition specified, the cost of the uniforms will be payroll deducted. TheFlight Attendant will be notified in writing of this requirement at the time the leave commences. TheCompany will make maternity blouses available for purchase. CO AGREED 5/13/14

H. A Flight Attendant shall not be required to wear a hat as part of the uniform. CO AGREED 5/13/14

I. A Flight Attendant on an international flight will wear the same uniform as a Flight Attendant on adomestic flight unless mutually agreed otherwise. A Flight Attendant may be required to wear a tie orneckwear. Union Agreed 9/18/14

J. A Flight Attendant must wear the prescribed uniform at all times when on duty, except a FlightAttendant shall not be required to wear her/his uniform when deadheading. A deadheading FlightAttendant must comply with Company regulations with regard to non-revenue attire in the applicableclass of service. CO AGREED 5/13/14

K. A Flight Attendant will be allowed to wear the current Union emblem or pin on her/his uniform whileon duty. CO AGREED 5/13/14

L. A Flight Attendant shall not be required to display her/his last name on any part of the uniform,including serving garment or any other visible part of the uniform, except as required by federalregulations. The wings will not include the Flight Attendants name. Union Agreed 9/18/14

M. A Flight Attendant shall not be required to wear a shoe with more than a one-inch heel at any timewhile in uniform, and shall be allowed to wear a flat-soled shoe in the cabin. Exceptions to the shoepolicy will require medical documentation. Union Agreed 9/18/14

N. A Flight Attendant may wear a short sleeve shirt year round. The wearing of jackets may be required.Union Agreed 9/18/14

O. A Flight Attendant who has a uniform item, manual or Company ID stolen or damaged while on dutyshall, upon prompt submission of a claim to her/his supervisor/manager within twenty-four (24) hoursof release from duty in crew base, have such item(s) replaced at no cost to the Flight Attendant providedthe investigation results in the Flight Attendant being absolved of negligence. Items stolen or damagedwhile the Flight Attendant is not on duty will be handled on a case by case basis. CO AGREED 5/13/14

P. PAYROLL DEDUCTION OF UNIFORMS ITEMS

1. The initial uniform purchase shall be payroll deducted in increments not to exceed twenty dollars($20.00) per paycheck for the first twelve (12) months. The deduction will increase to fifty dollars($50.00) until the balance is less than four hundred dollars ($400.00), and then will revert to twentydollars ($20.00) per paycheck. The Flight Attendant may elect to deduct a greater amount. (Agreedper Company Comprehensive Proposal 9/18/14)

2. A Flight Attendant may have any subsequent uniform purchases payroll deducted. The followingrestrictions apply: CO AGREED 5/13/14


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a. Minimum purchase eligible for payroll deduction: twenty-five dollars ($25.00). COAGREED 5/13/14

b. Maximum balance due on account: three hundred dollars ($300.00), except a newly employedFlight Attendant shall be permitted to deduct the entire cost of the initial required uniformitems. CO AGREED 5/13/14

c. Minimum amount to be deducted per paycheck: twenty dollars ($20.00). The Flight Attendantmay elect to deduct a greater amount. Union Agreed 9/18/14

3. Flight Attendants will be provided with an invoice detailing the cost of each uniform item deductedfrom her/his paycheck. The cost to the Flight Attendant shall be no more than the cost to theCompany, except for extra items that are available to the public for purchase. CO AGREED5/13/14

Q. UNION UNIFORM COMMITTEE

1. The Company shall meet with the Union Uniform Committee to discuss any anticipated majorchanges in style, color, material, or substantial cost increase of uniforms. The recommendationsof this committee, the APFA, the weather conditions, and workloads shall be taken intoconsideration. Except as specifically provided for in this Section, the Company reserves the rightto make all final uniform change decisions. CO AGREED 5/13/14

2. The Union Uniform Committee Chairperson or designee shall be allowed to attend meetings orpresentations with any potential uniform vendor scheduled as part of the selection process. TheCompany shall consider the Union Uniform Committees recommendations before changinguniform vendors. The Company will work with the Union Uniform Committee to expeditiouslyresolve concerns over uniform designs/manufacturing defects. CO AGREED 5/13/14


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SECTION 8 - VACATION

A. VACATION ACCRUAL

1. A Flight Attendant will be eligible for vacation accrual, subject to the completion of her/hisprobationary period, according to the years of service completed as a Flight Attendant and numberof months of active service as a Flight Attendant in the preceding year as follows:

Years ofActiveService

Days per Year

< 1 day for each full month of service

< 5 9 days

5-9 14 days

10-11 18 days

12 19 days

13-15 21 days

16-17 23 days

18-25 31 days

26 + 35 days

CO AGREED 9/15/14

2. A Flight Attendant who completes less than twelve (12) months of active service in the precedingyear shall have her/his vacation accrual prorated. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

3. Vacation will be accrued for each contractual month during which the Flight Attendant is on activestatus for at least fifteen (15) calendar days. (Union Agreed 7/8/14)

B. VACATION PAY AND CREDIT

1. Vacation days bid in the annual vacation process in blocks of seven (7) or more consecutive dayswill be paid and credited at four (4) hours per day at the Flight Attendants rate of pay. Vacationdays in blocks of less than seven (7) consecutive days will be paid and credited at three and one-half (3.5) hours per day. Vacation pay and credit shall be based on a Flight Attendants longevityat the time the vacation is taken. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

2. Premium pay (Senior, Purser, Aft, Galley, foreign language speaker, International and CRAF) willbe paid to a Flight Attendant on vacation as specified in Section 3, Compensation. (AgreedCompany Comprehensive 9.18.14)

C. VACATION BIDDING

1. A Flight Attendant must bid vacation in periods of four (4) or more consecutive days, provided thata Flight Attendant may bid one (1) block of either one (1), two (2) or three (3) consecutive daysper year. There shall be no limit on the number of vacation days a Flight Attendant may bid in a


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month. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

2. Primary Vacation Bid

a. A Flight Attendant shall complete and file her/his preference for vacation periods up to themaximum of her/his accrual on or before March 7 based on her/his accrual the previouscalendar year. The vacation fiscal year will include the May to April contractual months.Vacation bids will be open for a minimum of thirty (30) days. A master yearly vacation daymatrix will be available electronically on the Company Intranet at the same time vacation bidsopen. The number of vacation days will be no less than the number of days available to FlightAttendants for bid for that year. Vacation periods will be awarded on the basis of preference inorder of seniority. Award results shall be posted no later than March 15. (CO AGREED7/11/14)

b. The Company will meet with the APFA National President or her/his designee to provide theUnion with information as to the vacation matrix planned for the following year one (1) weekprior to the opening of the annual primary vacation bid. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

c. Monthly Allocation of Vacations

The Company shall offer for bid each month a minimum of four and one-half percent (4-1/2%)of the total vacation days available at each base during the months of July, August andDecember and in all other months a minimum of three percent (3%) of the total vacation daysavailable at each base. (CO AGREED 7/11/14)

3. Secondary Vacation Bid

A Flight Attendant who is not awarded any or all of her/his vacation or, who failed to bid in theprimary vacation bid, or who has carry forward days to bid may bid on open vacation days in thesecondary vacation bid to be completed on or before March 23. If a Flight Attendant has beenawarded a period of less than four (4) days in the primary vacation bid, she/he will only be able tobid a period of less than four (4) days in the secondary vacation bid if she/he has less than four (4)days to bid in the secondary vacation bid. (CO AGREED 7/11/14)

4. Assignment of Vacation

A Flight Attendant who is not awarded any or all of her/his vacation or who failed to bid in theprimary or secondary vacation bid will be assigned vacation period(s) by the Company. Vacationwill be assigned in seniority order starting with December 31, assigning periods in reversechronological order in groups of seven (7) days. When the Flight Attendant has less than seven (7)days unassigned, or there are no seven (7) day periods in that year to assign the Flight Attendant,the assignment will be made to the first group that matches the remaining day(s) starting withDecember 31. If this process results in the Flight Attendant receiving a less than four (4) dayperiod, such period will be assigned even if the Flight Attendant was already awarded a less thanfour (4) day period in the primary vacation bid. (UNION AGREED 7/8/14)

Example: A Flight Attendant has thirteen (13) vacation days that she/he failed to bid. TheCompany will assign the first available seven (7) day period, working back fromDecember 31. The Company will then assign the first available six (6) day period,working back from December 31. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)


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5. Vacation Awards

Vacation periods will be awarded and assigned in order of seniority. Award and assignment resultsshall be posted on or before March 31. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

6. Monthly Vacation Rebid

a. Vacation days vacated by a Flight Attendant because of separation, leave of absence, vacationperiods which were not awarded, or became available as a result of any previous vacation rebidthat year, will be posted for rebid as specified in Paragraph C.6.b below, for a minimum of ten(10) days and shall be awarded no later than the first (1st) of each month, one month prior, inorder of seniority among the Flight Attendants bidding such vacation days in the crew base.Only vacation days posted at the beginning of the vacation rebid will be awarded that month.Such known vacation days which apply to the remainder of the year, will be posted for rebideach month. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

b. Vacation days vacated will be posted for rebid as follows:

i. If a Flight Attendant separates from the Company, all of her/his vacation following her/hisprojected separation date will be taken off her/his line effective the date of notification andplaced in the next monthly vacation rebid following her/his notice to the Company ofseparation. If the Flight Attendant does not in fact separate from the Company, the FlightAttendant shall participate in the monthly vacation rebid to schedule her/his vacation. (COAGREED 7/7/14)

Example: A Flight Attendant submits a notice on February 10 that her/his last date ofemployment will be June 1. She/he has vacation scheduled in May, July andAugust. The July and August vacations will be placed into the March rebid.(CO AGREED 7/7/14)

ii. A Flight Attendant on a Medical Leave, IOD Leave or any leave of uncertain duration, willretain her/his awarded vacation dates unless the Flight Attendant chooses to be paid outsuch vacation. However, if by the opening date of the monthly vacation rebid process forthe scheduled vacation, the Flight Attendant has not provided the Company with a releasefrom her/his doctor, the vacation will be placed in the vacation rebid. If the FlightAttendant is subsequently released by her/his doctor prior to her/his scheduled vacation,she/he will be allowed to assume such dates, in addition to any Flight Attendant who hasbid and been awarded such dates in the vacation rebid. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

Example:

A Flight Attendant on a Medical Leave, IOD Leave or any leave of uncertain duration hasvacation scheduled in May. The opening date of the monthly vacation rebid process isMarch 15th. On March 15th, the vacation will be removed from the Flight Attendant andplaced in the monthly rebid for May and beyond. If the Flight Attendant subsequentlysubmits a release from her/his doctor and returns to work prior to the vacation, her/hisvacation will be reinstated. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

iii. If a Flight Attendant is on a leave of absence with a specified return date, excludingMedical Leaves and IOD Leaves, any vacation time falling within the period of the leavewill be posted in the next monthly vacation rebid. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)


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c. A Flight Attendants request to cancel or rebid an awarded vacation may not result in the FlightAttendant having an additional less than four (4) day group for that year if she/he already hasbeen awarded such group(s). (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

7. Vacation Bidding - Leave of Absence

a. A Flight Attendant on a leave of absence at the time of the vacation bid may participate in thevacation bid for the following year provided she/he has accrued vacation to bid for thefollowing year. If the Flight Attendant does not bid in the primary or secondary vacation bids,she/he will be assigned vacation periods pursuant to Paragraph C.4, above. (CO AGREED7/7/14)

b. Any vacation days accrued prior to the year of the primary vacation bid will be consideredcarry forward days and bid in the secondary vacation bid. If the Flight Attendant fails to bidsuch days, the day(s) will be assigned. (CO AGREED 7/11/14)

c. If by the opening date of the monthly vacation rebid process for the scheduled vacation, theFlight Attendant has not provided the Company with a release from her/his doctor, the vacationwill be placed in the vacation rebid. If the Flight Attendant is subsequently released by her/hisdoctor prior to her/his scheduled vacation, she/he will be allowed to assume such dates, inaddition to any Flight Attendant who has bid and been awarded such dates in the vacation rebid.(CO AGREED 7/7/14)

d. A Flight Attendant who has been awarded vacation prior to the beginning of an unpaid leaveof absence and whose vacation falls during the leave of absence shall have one opportunity toexercise one of the following options: (Union Agreed 7/8/14)

i. A Flight Attendant may request a payout for all or part of her/his vacation at thecommencement or return to duty from a leave of absence. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

ii. A Flight Attendant may request a payout for all or part of her/his vacation during the leaveof absence. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

e. A Flight Attendant may cancel all or part of the scheduled vacation while on a paid or unpaidleave of absence and rebid such days upon her/his return to duty. (Union Agreed 7/8/14)

f. A Flight Attendant on a leave of absence may trade with another Flight Attendant providedher/his vacation has not been posted for the vacation rebid pursuant to Paragraph C.6, above.(CO AGREED 7/7/14)

g. A Flight Attendant on a medical leave of absence and claiming sick leave, may, at her/hisoption, take vacation in the month the vacation is scheduled. Such Flight Attendant mayparticipate in the monthly rebid. Any such vacation time shall be applied towards the creditedhours for the purpose of determining active status as specified in Section 9, Sick Leave. (COAGREED 7/7/14)

h. A Flight Attendant who is unsuccessful in rebidding vacation days during the remainingmonths in the current vacation fiscal year or if there are no months left in the current vacationfiscal year to rebid the unscheduled vacation days, will carry over the days and must bid thedays during the secondary vacation bid or the days will be assigned pursuant to Paragraph C.4,


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above. (CO AGREED 7/11/14)

D. VACATION LIMITS AND CARRY-FORWARD

1. Vacations shall not be cumulative and must be taken within the vacation fiscal year subsequent tothe year in which the vacation is earned. (Union Agreed 7/10/14)

2. Should a Flight Attendant be unable to take her/his accrued vacation because of circumstancesbeyond the Flight Attendants control, the Company will examine each case based on its individualmerits and determine if the Flight Attendant will be eligible to carry over such accrual to openperiods in the subsequent year. (Union Agreed 7/10/14)

3. A Flight Attendant who has unassigned carry forward days must bid the days during the secondaryvacation bid or the days will be assigned pursuant to Paragraph C.4, above. (Union Agreed7/10/14)

E. FILLER DAYS

1. A Flight Attendant, at her/his option, may hold twenty percent (20%) of accrued vacation days toa maximum of six (6) days to be used as filler days. All filler days must be taken in the vacationfiscal year subsequent to accrual. (Union Agreed 7/10/14)

Example: Total Accrual 2420% 5

2. The Company will establish a separate pool of vacation slots which will be dedicated for filler dayuse. The formula for determining this pool will be based on the number of filler days awarded toFlight Attendants throughout the system but never less than five percent (5%) of the averagevacation days allotted for each crew base on a day by day basis as determined by the master yearlymatrix. When the percentage results in a decimal it will be rounded up to the next whole number.(CO AGREED 7/7/14)

Date CrewBaseDaily Crew BaseAllotment

FillerDayAllotment

June 15, 2016 PHL 241 At least 13

3. The award of filler days will be accomplished as follows:

a. The master yearly filler day matrix will be posted on the Company intranet at the same timevacation bids open. (Union agreed 7/8/14)

b. Filler days for the following month will be awarded on or before the 8th of each month effectivewith PBS (prior to PBS, the 10th of each month), immediately after monthly vacation rebidawards. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

c. If a vacation slot(s) for the following month remains open after the monthly rebid process,including any vacation slot(s) that become available as a result of that months Flight Attendantrebid, such slot(s) will be added to the minimum five percent (5%) filler day pool. (COAGREED 7/7/14)


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d. A Flight Attendant who uses filler day(s) in a month shall be paid and credited three and onehalf (3.5) hours for the filler day(s). (Agreed Company Comprehensive 9.18.14)

F. VACATION BUYBACK

1. The Company will make available on an annual basis in each crew base a minimum of five and ahalf percent (5.5%) of the total annual crew base vacation accrual, excluding any vacationcarryover, for vacation buyback. Vacation buyback will be awarded by crew base in seniority orderto individual Flight Attendants prior to the annual vacation bid and establishment of the vacationmatrix. Any reduction in the vacation matrix due to vacation buyback shall be distributed equallythroughout the year. Vacation buyback awarded in accordance with the provisions of this Paragraphwill be paid in the subsequent year, no later than the first pay period in June. (Union agreed 7/8/14)

2. Following the completion of the annual vacation buyback process as specified in F.1, above, theCompany may, at its sole discretion, make available additional vacation buyback in any crew baseon a monthly basis. The Company shall notify Flight Attendants of the vacation buyback prior tothe 1st of the bid month. If vacation buyback is offered, the award will be processed in seniorityorder by crew base with eighty percent (80%) of such vacation buyback allocated for Lineholdersand twenty percent (20%) allocated for Reserves. If insufficient Reserves/Lineholders bid theirrespective buyback, the time will be awarded in seniority order to the other respective group. Suchbuyback shall be awarded prior to the opening of bidding. Any previously awarded vacation timewill be removed as preplanned absences and such vacation time shall be paid as pay no credit. (COAGREED 7/7/14)

3. A Flight Attendant making this election will fly the line she/he bid and was awarded unless she/hemodifies her/his line pursuant to the Agreement. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

4. The Flight Attendant will be paid pursuant to Paragraph A., above, for the vacation day(s) at her/hisapplicable rate. This will not apply to her/his line until the vacation month. The vacation cashoutwill be effected on a pay, no credit basis subject to the pay provisions of Paragraph B, above. Thus,the payment for vacation day(s) will be above the monthly guarantee for a Reserve and in additionto the Flight Attendants pay and credit for the month. The vacation payout will not apply to themonthly maximum for the Flight Attendant. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

G. WORKING WHILE ON VACATION

1. A Flight Attendant will not be required to work during a vacation. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

2. A Flight Attendant may elect to pick up ETB time on a vacation day(s). (CO AGREED 9/15/14)

H. VACATION WHEN TRANSFERRING FROM ANOTHER CREW BASE

When a Flight Attendant transfers from another crew base, she/he will be permitted to transfer her/hisvacation dates without any change to the vacation matrix in the new crew base. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

I. VACATION TRADES

A Flight Attendant may, at her/his option, trade a vacation period(s), or portion thereof, with anotherFlight Attendant in her/his crew base provided both Flight Attendants submit the request through theETB, by the eighth (8th) of the month prior to the month in which the trade occurs and provided that the


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trade does not result in a Flight Attendant having more than one grouping of three (3) days or less forthat year. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

J. OTHER

1. Flight Attendants may donate current year vacation days to another Flight Attendant according tothe Company Gift Vacation Day policy. (CO AGREED 7/11/14)

2. A Flight Attendant who has completed her/his probationary period and whose service with theCompany is terminated shall be paid for any accrued vacation. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)

3. A Flight Attendants vacation period will begin at 0000 and end at 2359 Home Base Time. (COAGREED 7/7/14)

4. Once awarded, vacation shall not be cancelled by the Company. (CO AGREED 7/7/14)


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A. SECTION 9 - SICK LEAVESICK PAY AND CREDIT

Sick time will be paid and credited at one hundred percent (100%). (CO AGREED 6/5/14)

B. NOTIFICATION

1. A Flight Attendant who is unable to report for duty because of illness or injury shall notify CrewSchedule as soon as possible. Crew Schedule will not discuss the nature of the illness or injury,question the illness or injury, or request a doctor's note from a Flight Attendant. (CO AGREED6/3/14)

2. A Flight Attendant who is unable to report for duty for twenty-one (21) or more consecutive daysfollowing the origination of a sick call will be required to notify her/his Flight Service Manager.The Company may require a Flight Attendant who is unable to report for duty for twenty-one (21)or more consecutive days to present medical documentation. (Agreed per ComprehensiveProposal I v 7, 8.14.14)

3. A Reserve who advises Crew Schedule that the duration of her/his illness or injury is to last formore than one (1) day will not be required to notify Crew Schedule on each day of illness or injury.However, a Reserve will be assumed to be available for duty at the end of the aforementionedperiod, or adjoining days off, if any, unless she/he notifies Crew Schedule to the contrary. AReserve who expects to be sick for an unknown duration will be required to advise Crew Scheduleof her/his status prior to the commencement of each group of available-for-duty days. (COAGREED 6/3/14)

4. A Lineholder may advise Crew Schedule that she/he will be unavailable on a trip by trip basis or,if known, may advise Crew Schedule of the expected date she/he will be available. (CO AGREED6/3/14)

C. SICK LEAVE ACCRUAL

1. A Flight Attendant shall be considered available for the purpose of accruing sick leave if she/he isavailable for flight duty, is claiming sick leave or vacation, or has not been placed on an inactivestatus, e.g. medical leave not claiming sick, and shall accrue sick leave credit for each month at thefollowing rates: (CO AGREED 6/3/14)

a. A Flight Attendant who is available for fifteen (15) or more days in a month will accrue sickleave for such month as follows:

Effective Date LAA LUS1/1/2015 3.0 hours/month 4.5 hours/month1/1/2016 3.5 hours/month 4.5 hours/month1/1/2017 4.0 hours/month 4.5 hours/month1/1/2018 and beyond 4.5 hours/month 4.5 hours/month

(Agreed Company Comprehensive 9.19.14)

b. A Flight Attendant who is available for fourteen (14) or fewer days in a month will not accruesick leave for such month. (CO AGREED 6/3/14)


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c. A Flight Attendant shall accrue sick leave during leaves of absence as provided for in the chartin Section 25, Leaves of Absence. (CO AGREED 6/3/14)

2. Sick leave accrual shall be limited to 1,500 hours. A Flight Attendant with more than 1,500 hourswill retain her/his existing balance, but will not be able to accrue additional sick leave in excess of1,500 hours. (CO AGREED 6/3/14)

3. Current and accurate sick leave accrual and usage records for the current and full preceding yearwill be kept readily available for inspection by a Flight Attendant via Company intranet. (UNIONAGREED 6/4/14)

4. A Flight Attendant who is furloughed or on an approved leave of absence will retain all previouslyaccrued sick leave. (CO AGREED 6/3/14)

5. All accumulated sick leave shall be relinquished when a Flight Attendants service with theCompany ceases or she/he is removed from the seniority list, except as provided for retiring FlightAttendants pursuant to Retiree Medical and Dental Benefits as set forth in Section 26. UnionAgreed 9/16/14

D. CLAIMING SICK LEAVE

1. Lineholders:

a. A Lineholder will be charged trips missed from her/his line of flying for each trip she/he isunable to report for duty because of illness or injury and her/his sick leave bank will be reducedaccordingly. The claim will be paid with accrued sick leave, or will be unpaid time to theextent the sick leave bank does not have the necessary accrued hours. A Lineholder with a sickbank balance that doesnt cover her/his sick call(s) will be required to achieve a minimummonthly pay and credit of forty (40) hours. A Lineholder unable to achieve the requiredminimum monthly pay and credit of forty (40) hours must request and provide documentationto support a leave of absence to cover the unpaid sick call(s) or make a reasonable effort toachieve forty (40) hours as defined in Scheduling, Section 10.D.19.d, excluding time pickedup through the ETB. (Agreed per Co

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