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Nicknames for continuous duty overnights

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Dumb topic, I admit...

However, I'm just curious what your company calls continuous duty overnights (CDO's). I ran into a guy who used to work at ASA and he talked about flying "naps." I asked him what on earth he was talking about. Took a few minutes to figure out he meant CDO's. I told him where I work we call them "highspeeds." It got me thinking about what the different nicknames are for CDO's in the industry.

So what do your company pilots call them? So far I have heard of:

- Highspeed (Mesaba)
- Nap (ASA?)
- Stand-up overnight (???)

Any others?

(Yes, I am THAT bored tonight.)
 
We called them stand-ups at ACA. Why do you call them highspeeds?




Towelie said:
Dumb topic, I admit...

However, I'm just curious what your company calls continuous duty overnights (CDO's). I ran into a guy who used to work at ASA and he talked about flying "naps." I asked him what on earth he was talking about. Took a few minutes to figure out he meant CDO's. I told him where I work we call them "highspeeds." It got me thinking about what the different nicknames are for CDO's in the industry.

So what do your company pilots call them? So far I have heard of:

- Highspeed (Mesaba)
- Nap (ASA?)
- Stand-up overnight (???)

Any others?

(Yes, I am THAT bored tonight.)
 
We don't do CDO's, but we are constantly doing "Reduced Rest" of less than 8 hours off duty.

What is the normal rest period of a typical standup?
 
"We don't do CDO's, but we are constantly doing "Reduced Rest" of less than 8 hours off duty"


there is no legal reduced rest amount less than 8 hours.

believe it or not but we have a few cdo lines that have "legal" rest of 8 or 9 hours but they are still treated as cdo's/stand ups/high speeds/naps/hell month/etc...
 
oops, I meant less than 9 hours. Our typical overnight is 8:56 of rest with scheduling trying to change your show time to make it 9:01!
 

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