1. CCS/CMS Presentation

2. Used for checking all assignments on a pilots schedule.
Master Schedule
Used for checking all assignments on a pilots schedule.

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This screen will allow you to look at your own Master Schedule.

5. 1 This screen will allow you to look at your own Master Schedule.
Enter the pilot’s Employee Number (U# for sUA, non-U# for sCO)
Bid Period?
Day?
Month?
Year?
Only if looking at a bid period other than the current one.

6. Personal Information (Name, Employee Number, Telephone Number on Record)
Error Codes
“A” = FAR
“B” = Contractual
Time stamp in Pacific

7. My Schedule

8. Not the screen for Reserve phone windows, Field Standby’s, etc.

9. Pairing Information

10. Scheduled or Actual Times?
Actual is best for duty issues.

11. Reassignments/modifications are denoted by adding a letter to the end of a Pairing

12. What’s changed between L4001 and the final L4001B?
Up to three lines available for Comments

13. Pay Register

14. Enter for current bid period
MMYY for bid period other than current

16. Actual Block
Scheduled Block
Pays the greater of
the two/Leg Overs

17. Where’s the International Override?
It gets buried in the dollar amount when different rates are used for that trip (different equipment, DH, etc.)
$774.69/5:35 will equal this pilot’s hourly rate + $4.50 for the override

18. Pay Claims

19. Y

20. What if you didn’t write down your
Claim Number?

21. “F2” will bring up the most recent pay claim.
Cursor here P
“F2” will bring up the most recent pay claim.
Hitting it again will bring up the next most recent and so on…

22. Need Help?