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(2) If the flight crewmember is given a tlight assignment for any part of the<br />

períod of 0200 to 06ü) houtt, any suchtlight assignment must be<br />

scheduled to be complcted xithin 14 houn after the end of the preceding<br />

Protected Time Period- The operator with the concurtznce of the<br />

administrator and the píIot gmup may desígnate any hhour periodfor<br />

all operations between 0000-(M00 hoan in place of 0200-0600 hourc.<br />

2lr<br />

rlan¡ron<br />

14 hr RAP<br />

t0 hr PTP lf Duty Occurs Between 0200 - 0600<br />

t6 hr RAP<br />

l0 hr PTP ll Duly Occurs Outside 0200 - 0600<br />

These limitations may be extended up to 2 hours for operæional delays.<br />

Rationale: Time-since-awake contributes to fatigue. This section acknowledges timesince-awake<br />

by limiting the RAP to l6 hours if the pilot is afforded the opportunity to<br />

sleep during a normal sleep period. The soence further indicates fati_rue occurs sooner<br />

when given a sleep opponunit)- at a time othe r than normal sleeping hours. This section<br />

addresses that fact by reducing the R{P to l-l hours should duty occur during this normal<br />

sleep period.r<br />

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